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Is it possible to deploy the OVF in Workstation?

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Hi,

 

I would like to deploy an ovf into my workstation for testing purposes. Is there any way to do that? When I try to import it, I get this:

 

The import failed because ... ova did not pass OVF specification conformance or virtual hardware compliance checks.

Click Retry to relax OVF specification and virtual hardware compliance checks and try the import again, or click Cancel to cancel the import. If you retry the import, you might not be able to use the virtual machine in VMware Workstation.

 

and this (after clicking the "Retry" button):

 

Line 149: Unsupported element 'Property'.

 

That specific line contains this:

 

<Property ovf:key="vamitimezone"

 

The whole "property" is

 

<Property ovf:key="vamitimezone"

                ovf:type="string"

                ovf:userConfigurable="true"

                ovf:value="Etc/UTC"

                ovf:qualifiers="ValueMap{&quot;Pacific/Samoa&quot;, &quot;Pacific/Auckland&quot;, &quot;US/Hawaii&quot;, &quot;US/Alaska&quot;, &quot;US/Pacific&quot;, &quot;US/Mountain&quot;, &quot;US/Central&quot;, &quot;US/Eastern&quot;, &quot;America/Caracas&quot;, &quot;America/Argentina/Buenos_Aires&quot;, &quot;America/Recife&quot;, &quot;Etc/GMT-1&quot;, &quot;Etc/UTC&quot;, &quot;Europe/London&quot;, &quot;Europe/Paris&quot;, &quot;Africa/Cairo&quot;, &quot;Europe/Moscow&quot;, &quot;Asia/Baku&quot;, &quot;Asia/Karachi&quot;, &quot;Asia/Calcutta&quot;, &quot;Asia/Dacca&quot;, &quot;Asia/Bangkok&quot;, &quot;Asia/Hong_Kong&quot;, &quot;Asia/Tokyo&quot;, &quot;Australia/Sydney&quot;, &quot;Pacific/Noumea&quot;, &quot;Pacific/Fiji&quot;}">

        <Label ovf:msgid="application.timezone.label"/>

        <Description ovf:msgid="application.timezone.description"/>

      </Property>

 

It is a 2 VMs OVF (vcOPS). I tried creating the VM and adding the vmdks but there are so many OS errors during OS start-up that I think that maybe (hopefully) there's an easier way to do this.

 

Any help is more than welcome

 

Regards,

elgreco81


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