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Client update maximum / throttling

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We have a large number of VMs that are apparently checking for and updating at the same time. This is causing massive disk latency and slowness on a large number of systems (I/O storm). Is there some way we can limit the number of systems that can update at once?
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    As I've mentioned, these are VMs (Virtual Machines). They're workstation VMs. How would I know if they're minor or major updates causing the issue, considering that the symptoms are that a large number of people suddenly get unresponsive VMs and the main process eating CPU and Disk I/O is SAVservice.exe ?
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    As I've mentioned, these are VMs (Virtual Machines). They're workstation VMs. How would I know if they're minor or major updates causing the issue, considering that the symptoms are that a large number of people suddenly get unresponsive VMs and the main process eating CPU and Disk I/O is SAVservice.exe ?
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