everRun

everRun 8.0.0.0

If you are upgrading from a previous release of everRun and your system is already running guest operating systems that were supported in the previous release, the guests will also be supported when you upgrade to the current release, even if they are not listed in the following table.

For information about importing or migrating guest operating systems, see Importing an OVF or OVA File or Migrating a Physical Machine or Virtual Machine to a System.

For information about VM import restrictions and P2V (physical-to-virtual) or V2V (virtual-to-virtual) migration restrictions for some guest operating systems, see the footnotes in the following table.

You can import or migrate a guest operating system from VMware ESXi^™ only if the host is running VMware vSphere^® Release 6.7. or 7.0.

^* You can import an OVF file running AlmaLinux OS 9 from another system running everRun, but you cannot import an OVF or OVA file from VMware or other third-party hypervisors. Also, you cannot use the P2V client to migrate a PM running AlmaLinux OS 9 over the network (P2V migration).

^† You can import an OVF file running AlmaLinux OS 8 from another system running everRun, but you cannot import an OVF or OVA file from VMware or other third-party hypervisors. Also, you cannot use the P2V client to migrate a VM or PM running AlmaLinux OS 8 over the network (V2V or P2V migration).

^‡ You can import an OVF file running CentOS Stream 9 from another system running everRun, but you cannot import an OVF or OVA file from VMware or other third-party hypervisors. Also, you cannot use the P2V client to migrate a VM or PM running CentOS Stream 9 over the network (V2V or P2V migration).

^§ You can import an OVF file running Oracle Linux 8 from another system running everRun, but you cannot import an OVF or OVA file from VMware or other third-party hypervisors. Also, you cannot use the P2V client to migrate a VM or PM running Oracle Linux 8 over the network (V2V or P2V migration).

^¶ You can import an OVF file running Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 from another system running everRun, but you cannot import an OVF or OVA file from VMware or other third-party hypervisors. Also, you cannot use the P2V client to migrate a VM or PM running Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 over the network (V2V or P2V migration).

^# You can import an OVF file running Rocky Linux 9 from another system running everRun, but you cannot import an OVF or OVA file from VMware or other third-party hypervisors. Also, you cannot use the P2V client to migrate a PM running Rocky Linux 9 over the network (P2V migration).

^** You can import an OVF file running Rocky Linux 8 from another system running everRun, but you cannot import an OVF or OVA file from VMware or other third-party hypervisors. Also, you cannot use the P2V client to migrate a VM or PM running Rocky Linux 8 over the network (V2V or P2V migration).

everRun 7.9.4.0

^† You can import a VMware VM that has a UEFI boot firmware interface and that is running Windows Server 2016, 2019, or 2022 to a system running everRun Release 7.9.4.0 (or later) only if the VM was exported from a VMware server that is running vSphere Release 6.7.

everRun 7.9.3.1

^† You can import a VMware VM that has a UEFI boot firmware interface and that is running Windows Server 2016, 2019, or 2022 to a system running everRun Release 7.9.3.1 (or later) only if the VM was exported from a VMware server that is running vSphere Release 6.7.

everRun 7.9.3.0

^† You can import a VMware VM that has a UEFI boot firmware interface and that is running Windows Server 2016, 2019, or 2022 to a system running everRun Release 7.9.3.0 (or later) only if the VM was exported from a VMware server that is running vSphere Release 6.7.