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On Apr 18, 2017, at 3:33 PM, Rob Berendt <rob@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Normally I would save all LPARs. This allows me to do granular restores.
However this time I would like to save time and just save the host for data center move. I figure I would have to
- ensure that all guests were powered off
- run the CHGATR to ensure that QFPNNWSSTG allowed the save
- ensure the BRMS control group saved it.
Just to double check i opened a SR with IBM.
I was told no. I had to reassure them I cared not a whit, just this once, that I wouldn't be able to do a granular restore. Still they said no.
Just to be sure they weren't stuck in the granular frame of mind I asked then for documentation on this. They say they will look for this.
What say ye?
Sent from IBM Verse
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