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# Move mission

As explained in [Missions](/boomerang-3-domain-administrator-manual/dashboard/missions.md) there are real and virtual mission MPs. 

The real mission MPs are BTiny sensors used during missions.

The virtual mission MPs are needed to store missions collected by Logger Card sensors. 

It is also possible to move the missions collected on real BTiny mission sensors to the virtual MPs.

If you use only BTiny MPs as mission sensors then you may keep the missions there and not use virtual mission MPs at all.

However, in some cases it may be useful to use the virtual mission MPs. 

* If you want to use your BTiny MP for missions with different alarm limits then you may decide to not define any alarm limits for the BTiny MP, create few virtual mission sensors with different alarm limits and move the registered missions from the real BTiny MP to a virtual mission MP with the alarm limit that is needed for a given mission.
* Another possibility is to use virtual mission MPs as containers that hold missions of certain category like type of product transported, carrier, recipient etc.

Once the mission is moved, its alarms are regenerated basing on the alarm limits of the target MP as shown in the example below.

To move a mission:

1. Go to the Mission object view.
2. Select the mission from the missions list.
3. The mission we move in the example was registered using TPatrol sensor 2 which has alarm limits set to 2-8°C range as shown on the graph. All the values are within these alarm limits so there is no mission active alarm.

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4. Click Move Mission <img src="/files/3R7iww8rfbabdoljjN4q" alt="" data-size="line"> icon located right from the Mission list.&#x20;
5. A "Move to" form is opened. Select the MP you want to move the mission to from the "Select Measuring Point" list.

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5. In the example we will move the mission to 2-6°C MP.

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6. Click Move and sign.
7. The mission disappeared from the TPatrol sensor 2 mission list and is now present in 2-6°C MP mission list.

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This virtual MP has alarm limits set to to 2-6°C with alarm filter equal 1.

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The mission after move has now an active alarm which was triggered by the last mission value which was the second value above 6°C.


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