Run RunAsynchronously Boolean No. (The Specifies that the Asynchronously default setting job runs is False.) asynchronously so that control returns to the command shell immediately. Script Server Target String Yes Specifies the Domain Name System (DNS) name of the server that runs the Service Manager console. Do not use localhost. Script Time TimeoutSeconds Integer No. (The Specifies the default setting maximum number is 300 of seconds to allow seconds.) for the activity to run. Start VM On Target StartVMOnTarget Boolean No. (The Specifies that a default setting virtual machine is False.) starts as soon as it reaches its destination host. Use Cluster UseCluster Boolean No. (The Forces the use of default setting Windows Server is False.) 2008 Cluster Migration for the transfer of a virtual machine that is in a saved state to a host, even if the cluster supports Hyper-V live migration. Use LAN UseLan Boolean No. (The Forces a transfer default setting over the local area is False.) network (LAN) even if a faster
Run Asynchronously RunAsynchronously Boolean No. (The default setting is False.) Specifies that the job runs asynchronously so that control returns to the command shell immediately. Script Server Target String Yes Specifies the Domain Name System (DNS) name of the server that runs the Service Manager console. Do not use localhost. Script Time TimeoutSeconds Integer No. (The default setting is 300 seconds.) Specifies the maximum number of seconds to allow for the activity to run. Start VM On Target StartVMOnTarget Boolean No. (The default setting is False.) Specifies that a virtual machine starts as soon as it reaches its destination host. Use Cluster UseCluster Boolean No. (The default setting is False.) Forces the use of Windows Server 2008 Cluster Migration for the transfer of a virtual machine that is in a saved state to a host, even if the cluster supports Hyper-V live migration. Use LAN UseLan Boolean No. (The default setting is False.) Forces a transfer over the local area network (LAN) even if a faster