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There is no snapshots here to manage<br />

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Hi Guys<br />
I have aproblem with vizioncore vreplicator it starts to replicate one of our servers and stops after a miniute our so and in the event log vreplicator v2.1.1 cannot replicate open snapshots how do i close the snap shot and continue the replication<br />
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thanks<br />

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Hi Guys
I have aproblem with vizioncore vreplicator it starts to replicate one of our servers and stops after a miniute our so and in the event log vreplicator v2.1.1 cannot replicate open snapshots how do i close the snap shot and continue the replication

thanks


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