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articles/migrate/concepts-vmware-agentless-migration.md

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 Azure Migrate provides a configuration-based mechanism through which customers can specify the time interval during which they don't want any replications to proceed. This time interval is called the blackout window. The need for a blackout window can arise in multiple scenarios such as when the source environment is resource constrained or when customers want replication to go through only during non-business hours, etc.
 
 > [!NOTE]
-> The existing replication cycles at the start of the blackout window will complete before the replication pauses.
-> For any migration initiated during the blackout window, the final replication will not run, causing the migration to fail.
+> - The existing replication cycles at the start of the blackout window will complete before the replication pauses.
+> - For any migration initiated during the blackout window, the final replication will not run, causing the migration to fail.
 
 A blackout window can be specified for the appliance by creating/updating the file GatewayDataWorker.json in C:\ProgramData\Microsoft Azure\Config. A typical file would be of the form: