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Relativity ARM Relocates Workspaces to New Servers

Sep 30, 2021

A Relativity systems admin can use an application called ARM (archive, restore, move) to relocate Relativity workspaces to a new server.

Multiple jobs can be handled simultaneously in ARM, which tracks which have been completed and which have failed, and also can be used to prioritize some jobs.

ARM can be used to restore a workspace with an archive of the workspace that ARM has previously created. The workspace that gets restored must be the same or a later version of the archived workspace.

When a workspace is restored with ARM it may be necessary to add users back to permission groups.

When archiving a workspace, ARM includes options to copy files that are linked to but not stored in the workspace, and an option to archive dtSearch and analytics indices created in the workspace.

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