Virtual machine packaging in Hyper-V 2012?

Hi all,
I am running a custom Linux VM on Hyper-V 2012. Do we have a virtual machine packaging mechanism in Hyper-V 2012 Server, similar to OVF in ESXi?
I tried MSVMC tool. But looks like it only works for Windows guests.
Do we have any other option for getting a VM package in Hyper-V ?
Thanks in advance,
Saleem

You Export the VM - that creates a folder of files (not unlike OVF).
You can then zip this or TAR it. Hand it off, extract it, Import it on the other end.
The process is the same, but the XML is not 'ovf' - it is very similar however.
BTW - OVF is an open standard. And VMware has an proprietary implementation of it. So, taking that into consideration as well. The process is no different.
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