Customized or unghosted files will not be excluded from externalization unless the profile endpoint selection mode is asynchronous. See Synchronous versus Asynchronous in the StoragePoint Reference Guide for more information.
Until further updates are tested, Quest does not recommend the use of Move-SPSite for any content that is externalized using RBS.
The workaround for moving site collections within the same web-app scoped profile is to use Move-Site, with the same parameters as Move-SPSite. This command will not work for moving site collections from one content database to another, if the content databases are covered by separate profiles.
Only the following two use cases are supported for Move-SPSite cmdlet, and the following steps must be taken after the move.
1.Moving site from non-RBS content database to RBS content database (either WEB APP or content database scoped).
a.Perform an iis reset.
b.'Reboot' the profile - Disable externalization, save, enable externalization, save. This will enable StoragePoint User Interface on the moved content, if applicable.
c.Perform a bulk externalization timer job to externalize content - it will be internalized after migration.
2.Moving site from RBS content database (either WEB APP or CDB scoped) to non-RBS content database
a.Perform an iis reset.
b.'Reboot' the profile - Disable externalization, save, enable externalization, save. This will enable StoragePoint User Interface on the moved content, if applicable.
c.Perform a bulk externalization timer job to externalize content - it will be internalized after migration.
d.Run the Unused BLOB Cleanup timer job to remove orphaned BLOBs from the source.
While Quest supports the latest two releases of StoragePoint as well as upgrades to the current release from the last two releases, often customers find themselves upgrading from versions that are no longer supported. Below is a chart of upgrade scenarios that will work. For versions older than those listed, an interim upgrade to version 5.5 will be required.
From |
To |
5.1.3084.0 |
5.5.43472.0 |
5.5.43472.0 |
5.7.18208.45 |
5.7.18208.45 |
5.9.2.310 |
5.9.2.310 |
6.0.0.586 |
6.0.0.586 |
6.1.0.517 and above |
Ntext, text, and image data types should not be used with StoragePoint as future versions of SQL server may remove them.
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