First step to do if no data is available for a tab in Hyper-V VM Monitor
In Hyper-V all the data has been collected via WMI. So if any of data is not retrieved properly in the UI, we can check it by executing VBScript in powershell.
Steps to execute the VBScript in powershell:
- Navigate to Appmanager14->working->conf->Application->scripts.
- Type cscript filename and its arguments.
The below table contains the List of VBScript commands for each metrics present under the Hyper-V Virtual Machine Monitor:
Attribute | WMI Property | VBScript File |
Performance Overview Tab: CPU Utilization Number of Virtual Processors | CPUUtilization NumofVPs | HyperVVMDC.vbs <HostName> <UserName> <Password> 1 <Version> <GUID> <VMName> |
Memory Tab: Deposited Pages Address Spaces Virtual TLB Size recommended Virtual TLB Pages GPA Space Modifications Per Second Virtual TLB Flush Entires Per Second Physical Pages Allocated Preferred NUMA Node Index Remote Physical Pages Guest Visible Physical Memory | DepositedPages AddressSpaces RecommendedVirtualTLBSize VirtualTLBPages GPASpaceModificationsPersec VirtualTLBFlushEntiresPersec PhysicalPagesAllocated PreferredNUMANodeIndex RemotePhysicalPages GuestVisiblePhysicalMemory | HyperVVMDC.vbs <HostName> <UserName> <Password> 1 <Version> <GUID> <VMName> |
Network Tab: | ||
Network Interface Utilization: Name Data Receive Rate Data Transmit Rate Packets Received Packets Transmitted | Name BytesReceivedPersec BytesSentPersec PacketsReceivedPersec PacketsSentPersec | HyperVVMDC.vbs <HostName> <UserName> <Password> 3 <Version> <GUID> <VMName> |
Storage Tab: | ||
Disk I/O Utilization: Disk Read Rate Disk Total Read Disk Write Rate Disk Total Write | ReadBytesPersec ReadCount WriteBytesPersec WriteCount | HyperVVMDC.vbs <HostName> <UserName> <Password> 2 <Version> <GUID> <VMName> |
VM HardDisk Information: Hard Disk Name Differencing Hard Disk Total Disk Size File Size Disk Fragment | HardDiskName ParentPath MaxInternalSize FileSize FragmentationPercentage | HyperVVMDC.vbs <HostName> <UserName> <Password> 2 <Version> <GUID> <VMName> |
Disk Partition Utilization: Disk Total Size Used Free | Drive Size Used Free | disk.vbs <HostName> <UserName> <Password> |
Configuration Tab: GUID OS Name VM Display Name VM Health State VM State IP Address Up Time Number of Virtual Processors | GUID GuestOperatingSystem ElementName HealthState EnabledState IPAddresses UpTime NumofVPs | HyperVVMDC.vbs <HostName> <UserName> <Password> 1 <Version> <GUID> <VMName> |
Service Tab: Display Name Service Name | services.vbs <HostName> <UserName> <Password> | |
Process Tab: Name List of process running No Of Instances CPU Usage Mem Usage Handle Count | PhyMemCpuImportProduct.vbs <HostName> <UserName> <Password> | |
EventLog Tab: Rule Name Log File Type Source Event Id Type User Name Description Generated Time | event.vbs <HostName> <UserName> <Password> <Interval> <Condition> <NoOfEvents> |
If VBScript is returing data, reach out to our support with the screenshot of the script output to appmanager-support@manageengine.com along with the latest Support Information File (SIF) after polling the problematic Hyper-V Virtual Machine Monitor from Applications Manager with print all logs enabled for analysis.
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