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Resolved issues

{project-first} 2.8 has the following resolved issues:

Resolved issues 2.8.0

MTV does not preserve the gateway IP address of an NIC from a different subnet

In earlier releases of {project-short}, the gateway IP address of the virtual machine was not copied after migration if the IP address was out of the network interface subnet range. This issue affected migrations even if you enabled the Preserve static IPs setting. This issue has been resolved in {project-short} 2.8.0. (MTV-2018)

MTV displays an error in the migration plan for VMs without a static IP address

In earlier releases of {project-short}, for migration plans in which Preserve static IPs is enabled, {project-short} displayed an error message if you did not configure a static IP address for the guest VM. This issue has been resolved in {project-short} 2.8.0. (MTV-1458)

Disk counter does not update progress while migrating VMs with multiple disks

In earlier releases of {project-short}, the Disk Counter did not show real-time progress of disk transfer when migrating a VM with multiple disks. This issue has been resolved in {project-short} 2.8.0. (MTV-1718)

Incomplete migration plan error for VMs with shared disks before cold migration

In earlier releases of {project-short}, the migration plan for a VM with shared disks showed an error that did not list all VMs to be powered off before the cold migration. This issue has been resolved in {project-short} 2.8.0. (MTV-2206)

MTV runs a migration plan after a VMware VM in the plan is canceled

In earlier releases of {project-short}, during warm migrations of multiple VMware VMs, {project-short} continued to run the migration plan after you canceled a VM in the plan. The initial plan was run after you successfully migrated the canceled VM through a second migration plan. This issue has been resolved in {project-short} 2.8.0. (MTV-1796)

Static IP address is not preserved for VMs with manual MAC address configuration

In earlier releases of {project-short}, the static IP address of a VMware VM was not preserved if you configured a MAC address with uppercase for the virtual network adapter of the VM. This issue affected migrations where the Preserve static IPs setting was enabled and has been resolved in {project-short} 2.8.0. (MTV-2285)