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one of the reasons they went out of business was it was a type 2 hypervisor .. even virtualbox is a type 1 hypervisor.. what you should do is find some way of imaging each virtual machine &nbsp;and move onwards and upwards.
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one of the reasons they went out of business was it was a type 2 hypervisor .. even virtualbox is a type 1 hypervisor.. what you should do is find some way of imaging each virtual machine  and move onwards and upwards.

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We have the best possible solution for now. &nbsp;Even though a little additional Linux information would have helped
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We have the best possible solution for now.  Even though a little additional Linux information would have helped

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Since this was not answerable by anyone I feel it was a very difficult problem to resolve and required much resaerch
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Since this was not answerable by anyone I feel it was a very difficult problem to resolve and required much resaerch

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We have a 3-Node SmartStyle System with a failed node and need to move the VM on that node to a working node. &nbsp;We have found information that indicates this is called a manual move and it can be done. Just need to find someone that has done this before Zenith InfoTech went out of business. So need to locate a previous tech of Zenith or a support individual that is very familiar with the Smartstyle Systems and how to accomplish the manual move or migration of a VM
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We have a 3-Node SmartStyle System with a failed node and need to move the VM on that node to a working node.  We have found information that indicates this is called a manual move and it can be done. Just need to find someone that has done this before Zenith InfoTech went out of business. So need to locate a previous tech of Zenith or a support individual that is very familiar with the Smartstyle Systems and how to accomplish the manual move or migration of a VM

Manually move VM on Smartstyle Server

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