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Please share what you both feel is a standard consolidation configuration. Different data centers have different policies in order for booting a VM in the cloud. I'm checking now what our current policy is. Maybe it's best to archive all the data and get another seed file. Update shortly. Thank you for both responses.
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Please share what you both feel is a standard consolidation configuration. Different data centers have different policies in order for booting a VM in the cloud. I'm checking now what our current policy is. Maybe it's best to archive all the data and get another seed file. Update shortly. Thank you for both responses.

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We have a BDR and the folder Imagemanager manages has run out of space. Is it possible to copy half or all the data to an archived location to free up space for backups to continue? My goal is hopefully we won't have to create another seed file for backups to continue. Note, backups are going offsite and need to sync with the datacenter.
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We have a BDR and the folder Imagemanager manages has run out of space. Is it possible to copy half or all the data to an archived location to free up space for backups to continue? My goal is hopefully we won't have to create another seed file for backups to continue. Note, backups are going offsite and need to sync with the datacenter.

With StorageCraft Imagemanger is it possible to prevent creating a seed file by arching data.

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