You can create virtual machines, import virtual machines created elsewhere, and migrate virtual machines converted from physical PCs. If you have Fusion Pro , you can also clone existing virtual machines.
Create a Virtual Machine Fusion 6 and later are created with SATA virtual disks or CD drives. Upload a Virtual Machine to a Remote Server Fusion Pro copies the virtual machine to the remote host and datastore that you select. The original virtual machine remains on the host system. Upload a Virtual Machine to VMware vCloud Air Fusion Pro copies the virtual machine to the VMware vCloud Air server and the virtual data center that you select. The original virtual machine remains on the host system. Download a Virtual Machine from a Remote Server Migrate an Existing Physical PC to a Virtual Machine Fusion recreates your PC as a virtual machine, and you can continue to use your PC applications and files. Importing Windows Virtual Machines Fusion virtual machines that you created with Parallels Desktop, Microsoft Virtual PC, as well as virtual machines using the Open Virtualization Format (OVF). Export a Virtual Machine to OVF Format Fusion Pro to Open Virtualization Format (OVF). You can export both .ovf and .ova files. Installing and Using VMware Tools Cloning Virtual Machines with Fusion Pro Fusion Pro , you can make many copies of a virtual machine from a single installation and configuration process.
