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Configuring DC normal time to process?

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When I start a VLAB with the DC controller, it takes a considerately long time on the "Configuring DC" step. In most cases around 12-15 minutes just on that step. The previous steps and steps afterwards are quick, with the exception of the Application INIT and that is set to 120 seconds (customizable). Just curious of what others experience here? vSphere and all of the clients are on one server and are using direct attached storage (no SAN).
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Re: Configuring DC normal time to process?

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Hi Jeff, actually this specific step should be very quick. We would like to investigate what is causing it to take so long in your case, so please open a support case and provide the corresponding SureBackup job log. Thanks!
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Ok. I have added that to my ticket. Seems Tier 3 is in Russia and it is a holiday there?
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There are no holidays for support staff no matter of location.
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Re: Configuring DC normal time to process?

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What was the answer for this?
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Re: Configuring DC normal time to process?

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Lewis, unfortunately, Jeff didn't post his support ticket number, so I cannot update you on his resolution. However, as far as I remember it was somehow related to hardware configuration.

That said, it might be worth contacting our tech guys to check your log files if you observe the same behaviour.
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