I'm trying to install and configure some apps in VM in Windows Server but have a limited access to the Windows server so I'm trying to do all the configuration in a local VM in my Ubuntu system then export the VM to the server. Is it possible?
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As long as a compatible VM "player" is used in both environments it should work.. – user2864740 Jul 18 '15 at 10:28
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Most virtualization systems can handle OVF format. You can create VM on VirualBox, save it to OVF (or OVA) and then restore it in VMWare ESXi environment, for example. OVF contains a "hard drive" data and all virtual hardware info. But OVF is not fully compatible with Microsoft Hyper-V. There are some tools that allows OVF file to be converted into Hyper-V compatible form, but all the hardware information will be lost.
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