Hyper-V virtual machine details page



Overview
This topic provides instructions for viewing and editing the Hyper-V host details using the Servers details page.
Access Path
- On the menu bar, click All Organizations, and select the required organization from the drop-down list.
- On the menu bar, click
The Hyper-V page opens with a list of registered hosts, all virtual machines, and configured virtual machines.
Protect > Hyper-V. - Under the Configured Virtual Machines tab, in the Name column, click the virtual machine for which you want to view the details.
The Servers details page opens.
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Field Description
The following table lists the fields on the Servers details page.
Field | Description |
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Host |
The host on which the virtual machine is running. |
# Snapshots |
The total count of snapshots. |
Configuration Version | The Hyper-V virtual machine configuration version [external link to Microsoft Hyper-V documentation]. |
Backup Method | The method that the Phoenix agent uses to create virtual machine snapshots for backup. Can be VSS or RCT. |
Storage |
The storage configured for the server. |
Administrative group |
The administrative group associated with the server. Click the link to change or remove the administrative group. |
Backup Enabled |
The status of the backup policy. |
Backup Policy |
The name of backup policy associated with the server. |
Exclude Disks |
The virtual disks excluded from backup. |
Backup & Restore |
The Backup & Restore section displays backup and restore jobs for the last seven days with the following three status:
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Data Trend |
The Data Trend area illustrates the following data for the last 90 days:
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Actions
The following table lists the actions on the Servers details page.
Action | Description |
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Backup Now |
Click the button to initiate the backup of the databases in the backup set. |
Restore |
Click the button to initiate the virtual machine restore. For more information, see Virtual Machine Restore. |
Disable backup | Click the button to stop Phoenix from backing up the virtual machine. |
Delete | Click the button to remove the virtual machine from Phoenix and all its associated snapshots. |
Reconfigure VM for backup |
Click the button to change the virtual machine backup policy. |