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Umm...could you "pad" the question a bit?
I'd go for one...but..."migration pocess" for me, means moving stuff (data) from one platform to the next...
Backup is not a migration process...then again, that's my take...
Melissa
I found the answer elsewhere. FYI there is one migration process per cpu core, so it you are working with a dual core cpu you will have two migration processes.
The function is to move processes from a heavily loaded cpu core to a less heavily loaded one.
Thanks
Too bad I can only click the "helpfull link" once, this was instructive and I was not aware of this, please mark this as solved, if it is
Melissa
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