Some aspects of your PlateSpin Server’s behavior are controlled by configuration parameters that you set on a configuration Web page residing your PlateSpin Server host (https://Your_PlateSpin_Server/platespinconfiguration/).
Under normal circumstances you should not need to modify these settings unless you are advised to do so by PlateSpin Support.
Use the following procedure for changing and applying any configuration parameters:
From any Web browser, open the https://Your_PlateSpin_Server/platespinconfiguration/tool.
Locate the required server parameter and change its value.
Save your settings and exit the page.
No reboot or restart of services is required after the change is made in the configuration tool.
For information about changing the adapter type Used during the Target Take Control process of workload migration to a target VM on a Hyper-V Host, see Changing the Adapter Type Used during the Target Take Control Process of Workload Migration to a Target VM on a Hyper-V Host.
For information about increasing the size limit on post-migration actions, see Increasing the Size Limit on Post-Migration Actions.
For information about optimizing data transfer over WAN connections, see Increasing the Size Limit on Post-Migration Actions.
The PlateSpin Migrate Client installation includes a command line interface (CLI) tool to help you perform common migrations tasks. Conversion jobs using .ini files is supported onto VMware and Hyper-V targets only. See Section D.0, Using the PlateSpin Migrate Command Line Interface
Before you begin any large-scale migration projects, you should identify potential migration problems and correct them beforehand. To determine whether discovered machines are suitable for migration jobs, see Analyzing Suitability of Discovered Windows Workloads For Migration.
The Migrate Agent (MigrateAgent.cli.exe) is a command line utility that you can use to install, upgrade, query, or uninstall the block-based transfer drivers. Although a reboot is always required when you install, uninstall, or upgrade drivers, the Migrate Agent utility allows you to better control when the action occurs and therefore, when the server reboots. For example, you can use the Migrate Agent utility to install the drivers during scheduled down time, instead of during the first replication. See Section E.0, Migrate Agent Utility.