Why don't all my physical disks show up in resource usage?

[keymoo]

If I do this in Powershell on my Hyper-V 2012 R2 host:

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PS > Get-PhysicalDisk | sort FriendlyName

FriendlyName        CanPool             OperationalStatus   HealthStatus        Usage                              Size
------------        -------             -----------------   ------------        -----                              ----
PhysicalDisk0       False               OK                  Healthy             Auto-Select                   111.79 GB
PhysicalDisk1       False               OK                  Healthy             Auto-Select                   232.88 GB
PhysicalDisk2       False               OK                  Healthy             Auto-Select                    10.91 TB
PhysicalDisk3       False               OK                  Healthy             Auto-Select                     3.64 TB

Veeam, however shows this on the summary page:



Disk1 holds the C drive volume, and disk2, disk0 have volumes which are mount points to the C drive. Disk3 is not currently formatted.

[Vitaliy S.]

Hi Mark,

How does the Windows Disk Management snap-in look like? Can you please post the screenshot as well?

Thanks!

[keymoo]

Sure here you go

[Vitaliy S.]

What about performance monitor (perfmon), do you see performance for these disks there? Also do you see these disks in the infrastructure tree in Monitor Client?

[keymoo]

The disks show up in performance monitor for physical and logical disk:



They do not show up in the infrastructure tree:

[Vitaliy S.]

Thanks for the screenshots. I will ask our QC team to reproduce this issue, meanwhile can you please open a support ticket and let me know your case ID?

[keymoo]

Thanks.

Case # 00727174

[keymoo]

Did you manage to repro my issue?

[Vitaliy S.]

As far as I see from the internal notes of your ticket, our QA team is trying to do that. I will ask for an update on Monday.

[keymoo]

As far as I see from the internal notes of your ticket, our QA team is trying to do that. I will ask for an update on Monday.

Great, thanks for the update.