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Hyper-V virtual machine details page

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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 Protect > Hyper-V.
The Hyper-V page opens with a list of registered hosts, all virtual machines, and configured virtual machines.
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
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: Successful Successful With Errors (Backup only) Failed
Data Trend	The Data Trend area illustrates the following data for the last 90 days: Backup Data Source+Change: The amount of backup data generated at the source. This includes the initial full backup and incremental data from all subsequent backups. Current Source: The size of the data on the source server(s) at the time of the last backup. Change Rate Data Growth: Difference between the data sizes of the source data and the total source + changes data. Average Change Rate: Average of the daily change rate for a backup set calculated since the time of the first backup.

Actions

The following table lists the actions on the Servers details page.

Action	Description
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 Druva Phoenix from backing up the virtual machine.
Delete	Click the button to remove the virtual machine from Druva Phoenix and all its associated snapshots.
Reconfigure VM for backup	Click the button to change the virtual machine backup policy.