Note: The copy (export) takes quite a bit of time depending on the size of your disk.
3) Configure a new virtual machine but when asked to configure a disk, select to use an existing one and select the one you just created. In my case, it would be target.vmdk.
4) Once the virtual machine is created, power it up.
5) Log in to the new virtual machine and change its IP address and hostname so that there will not be any confilict once you power up the source virtual machine.
6) Once the IP for the target is changed, power up the source virtual machine.
coolcommand: rmvterm command will remove (close) a virtual terminal session
Example:
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coolcommand: how to make the permission of a file the same as another reference file in Linux
Example: chmod --reference file1 file2
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coolcommand: rrdtool - extract header information from a rrdtool (round robin database) database file
Example: rrdtool info cpu.rrd
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coolcommand: modunload - how to unload a kernel module in Sun Solaris
Example: /usr/sbin/modunload -i 11
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