Not really. You can configure the baselines, but removing baselines does not remove the patches. Update Manager by default requests 16GB of storage for this reason. As you adjust baselines you can delete patches or the patch repository to keep down the size.

But u can change the path

By default the VMWare Update Manager Patch Repository is stored in

C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\VMWare\VMWare Update Manager\Data

This location can be changed during the installation of VMWare Update Manager.

Solution:

1){font:'Times New Roman'} Stop the VMWare Update Manager Service

{font:Times New Roman}2){font:'Times New Roman'} Update the XML file C:\Program Files\VMWare\Infrastructure\Update Manager\vci-integrity.xml to point to a new location.

{font:Times New Roman}a.{font:'Times New Roman'} Update the following entries in the XML file.

{font:'Times New Roman'} i.{font:'Times New Roman'} {font:Times New Roman}Under <docRootHostUpdates> change the <path> setting to point to the new location

ii.{font:'Times New Roman'} {font:Times New Roman}Change the <patchstore> setting to point to the new location

bq. bq.

3){font:'Times New Roman'} Move all the existing patches to this new location

{font:Times New Roman}4){font:'Times New Roman'} Start the VMware Update Manager Service{font}

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