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Exchange 2010 on Server 2008 Ent running on Hyper-V--snapshots taken...want to merge...is that ok?

I have an Exchange 2010 Server on Server 2008 Enterprise running on Hyper-V...I had taken a couple of snap shots and have deleted them...but I'm not sure if I should allow the merge process take place.  Yes it is a domain controller and MS doesn't support snapshots on said config...but it is running fine and I'm not restoring to a snapshot...just merging them back into the original vhd.  From what i can understand or decipher i feel that merging would be ok...just not restoring back to a snapshot...just want some confirmation.

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Roland!
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Yes as said its not a prob when u have a single DC.
Also im did same for many servers in past few years(single DC) and i didnt really find big problems.
As you said ms wont support but its very handy in some times.
Afaik you can go ahead with your plan..
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Unfortunately I have more than 1 dc...I still think I need to allow the merge...ur thought?
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@ Radweld...Im not reverting...so I've deleted the snapshots out of the Hyper-V console...so allowing it to merge should bring the VHD current so it will run only on the VHD instead of the VHD and the AVHD...right???

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Yes as Radweld said the original virtual hard disk will be updated once if you delete the snapshots.
thank you!