Hello,
I noticed that the Memory is flat to the max in Task manager for several VMs.
in the VCenter or using VEEAM Reporter for the performances the Memroy is less than 50%
How could I explain this discrepancy?
Thanks,
DOm
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Re: Differences between Task Manager and Veeam
Hi Dom,
Actually you cannot really compare Guest OS Task Manager vs. vCenter Server/Veeam ONE performance graphs. There are multiple existing blog posts and explanation of this behavior, here is one of them, please look it through: http://vpivot.com/2010/02/10/inaccuracy ... -counters/
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Actually you cannot really compare Guest OS Task Manager vs. vCenter Server/Veeam ONE performance graphs. There are multiple existing blog posts and explanation of this behavior, here is one of them, please look it through: http://vpivot.com/2010/02/10/inaccuracy ... -counters/
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Re: Differences between Task Manager and Veeam
Thanks I will read this as User are having the Guest OS Task Manager result and IT is watching Veeam so we never agree
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Re: Differences between Task Manager and Veeam
The blog is inaccessible. Could you please share another link where the difference is explained properly.
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Re: Differences between Task Manager and Veeam
Hello Victor,
You can find the link working here: https://web.archive.org/web/20160327035 ... -counters/
Veeam ONE doesn't do anything special other than collecting what VMware gives us.
Hopefully the explanation from the blog would make more sense to you.
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You can find the link working here: https://web.archive.org/web/20160327035 ... -counters/
Veeam ONE doesn't do anything special other than collecting what VMware gives us.
Hopefully the explanation from the blog would make more sense to you.
Thank you
Jorge de la Cruz
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