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‎12-18-2017 05:56 PM
according to this article (https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/virtualization/2012/06/15/interpreting-replication-health-part-1/) it appears to be possible to check the state of replicated hyper-v vms using WMI? So in looking at the table tblHyperVGuest in the database there are only a few columns in there of the things that could be check on a hyper-v guest. am I missing other tables to look into or does LS not track replication info on Hyper-v? If it does not, could you add it to the product backlog please and perhaps the article helps the developer? thanks
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‎12-19-2017 07:31 PM
I took a look at the article, it does link to the WMI class we use to scan some properties of VM's. However in the official documentation of the WMI class I do not find the data the article refers to.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc136822
The article you linked metiones ReplicationHealth and ReplicationState, both which do not seem to be in the official documentation.
Regardless, in the database dictionary you can find what we scan from the Msvm_ComputerSystem WMI class. Unfortunately, currently we do not scan the state of replicated Hyper-v vms. I will however add it to our customer wish link and link this topic to it.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc136822
The article you linked metiones ReplicationHealth and ReplicationState, both which do not seem to be in the official documentation.
Regardless, in the database dictionary you can find what we scan from the Msvm_ComputerSystem WMI class. Unfortunately, currently we do not scan the state of replicated Hyper-v vms. I will however add it to our customer wish link and link this topic to it.
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‎12-19-2017 07:31 PM
I took a look at the article, it does link to the WMI class we use to scan some properties of VM's. However in the official documentation of the WMI class I do not find the data the article refers to.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc136822
The article you linked metiones ReplicationHealth and ReplicationState, both which do not seem to be in the official documentation.
Regardless, in the database dictionary you can find what we scan from the Msvm_ComputerSystem WMI class. Unfortunately, currently we do not scan the state of replicated Hyper-v vms. I will however add it to our customer wish link and link this topic to it.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc136822
The article you linked metiones ReplicationHealth and ReplicationState, both which do not seem to be in the official documentation.
Regardless, in the database dictionary you can find what we scan from the Msvm_ComputerSystem WMI class. Unfortunately, currently we do not scan the state of replicated Hyper-v vms. I will however add it to our customer wish link and link this topic to it.
