Veeam Task Manager for Hyper-V. Why I see doubles VMs?

[Maltsev]

Why I see two VMs in "Veeam Task Manager"?
I have only one VM with this name.

[sergey.g]

Hi,

Thank you very much for your question and your interest in the TMHV.

Could you check in the performance monitor on this hyper-v host? Task Manager is receiving this data from

CPU: "Hyper-V Hypervisor Virtual Processor" > "% Total Run Time"
Memory: "Hyper-V Dynamic Memory VM" > "Physical Memory"

There could be duplicates if you for example renamed a couple of VMs and "switched" their names and didn't restart these VMs. Try to restart the Virtual Machine, this will update the instance name in the performance monitor. In case onf renaming issue - restart also a VM that has be renamed to the other name.

Thanks.

[Maltsev]

Could you check in the performance monitor on this hyper-v host? Task Manager is receiving this data from

CPU: "Hyper-V Hypervisor Virtual Processor" > "% Total Run Time"
Memory: "Hyper-V Dynamic Memory VM" > "Physical Memory"

Yes, I see "doubles VM" in these performance counters.
But, I can't understand what I should do.

I have tried to:
1. Restart all of VMs on this cluster
2. Migrate "problem VM" to another node
3. Delete "problem VM" and restore by Veeam B&R

no effect.

[Mike Resseler]

Hi,

I have seen this before and when Sergey's tasks don't work, it probably means there are double references in the WMI database which is not cool. My advice here would be to get support from Microsoft in order to solve this.

Mike