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VeeamONE showing vSphere Update Manager as a vCenter server
When I open the scope "Virtual Infrastructure", I am seeing both my vcenter server and my vsphere update manager server. And update manager server has a cluster that no longer exists.
How do I remove this?
How do I remove this?
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Re: VeeamONE showing vSphere Update Manager as a vCenter ser
Hi Max,
Can you please post a screenshot of what you see, so that I could forward this information to our QA team for review?
Thanks!
Can you please post a screenshot of what you see, so that I could forward this information to our QA team for review?
Thanks!
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Re: VeeamONE showing vSphere Update Manager as a vCenter ser
The only vCenter server I have is the top one, "wstnvcenter". The second one, "wstnvmupdate" is the vSphere Update Manager.
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Re: VeeamONE showing vSphere Update Manager as a vCenter ser
Thanks! Can you please also tell me if you see the update manager instance in Monitor Client?
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Re: VeeamONE showing vSphere Update Manager as a vCenter ser
No, it doesn't show there. It only shows the wstnvcenter1 and the clusters below it. I also check under "monitored hosts" in the options, and it doesn't show there either.
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Re: VeeamONE showing vSphere Update Manager as a vCenter ser
Max, our QA team couldn't confirm this behavior. Can you please tell us a bit more about your infrastructure? What report are you currently looking at the screenshot?
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Re: VeeamONE showing vSphere Update Manager as a vCenter ser
It's for every report. Basically, anywhere that you can click the "Virtual Infrastructure" option.
I will open a ticket, I don't want to post everything here on the forums. Which logs should I include with the ticket?
I will open a ticket, I don't want to post everything here on the forums. Which logs should I include with the ticket?
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Re: VeeamONE showing vSphere Update Manager as a vCenter ser
Our support team will guide you through the logs required. Once you open a ticket, please let me know it's ID (for tracking purposes). Thanks!
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Re: VeeamONE showing vSphere Update Manager as a vCenter ser
Sure, here you go: 01197888
Looks like it might be a corrupt database
Looks like it might be a corrupt database
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Re: VeeamONE showing vSphere Update Manager as a vCenter ser
Could be... as none of the dev labs that has vSphere Update Manager installed is displaying the same issue.
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