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Hi everyone, not sure if it's an unknown feature or possible feature request.
In some particular cases we would like to do a subsequent Final Migrate of a virtual machine.
Reason : (just because things can go wrong)
From a technical point I believe it should work, because the arsseeddisk*** disks are still present within the resource group, so a possible reset of the "Final Migration" should be possible in my opinion. I've tried creating snapshots of these disks and recreating the OSDisk & DataDisks however somewhere in the process the OSDisk isn't flagged as a disk with an Operating System on it. So I would assume that this is something the "Azure Migrate" process does.
Any ideas?
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Hello @Yannick Dils -To clarify your question, are you asking if it is possible to reset the Azure migrate process on your data and OS disks or are you talking specifically about the Virtual machine?
Also keep in mind you can raise feature requests directly with the Azure Migrate feature owners using the Azure feedback portal.
Hello @Yannick Dils - just checking in to see if you have any followup questions or still need help with the above?
Hi @olufemia-MSFT I've sort of figured out a workaround for this. Please feel free to review or comment. It's specific to the "Final Migrate" action itself.
https://www.tunecom.be/when-an-azure-migrate-final-migration-is-not-final-after-al/