Unable to see Virtual Machines under a Hyper-V Server

Where are you based? US? 

Hi,

I have the same problem,

Since Update OME from 1.2 to 1.3 with HF1006, Virtual Machines on Hyper-V host are not updated, state (Power Off or Power On) not change and new Virtual Machine not appear.

I am French, the hotfix mentioned in this thread does work for me,  if I contact support?

Thanks for following up on your post.

Yes, we have HF1008.3.1.3 to resolve this particular problem , after installing this patch users can use same range to discover Hosts and Guests. 

Regards,

Rob

Hi there,

it is compatible with both 2008 and 12.   You should grab it.

Regards,

Rob

Hi from Germany,

I have the same problems with OME 1.3.0.1533 (running on Win 2012 R2)

We have several Hyper-V Hosts here, but only the "Windows Server 2012" are shown as "Microsoft Virtualization Servers". The Hyper-V Role on our servers with 2012 R2 is not detected. In addition, none of the virtual machines are shown under the detected Hyper-Vs.

I read that there are two hotfixes (HF1008.1.3 and HF1005.1.3) available. Can you tell me where to download?

Thanks, Street_Rod

Hello.

I am having similar problems but mine is an ESXI host. I have tried creating a topic but it not showing for the past one hour.Maybe its because the issue is similar but mine is an ESXI host and its not showing any Virtual machine information at all.

I am currently using WS-MAN and SNMP to configure all my servers and my servers are 11G and 12G servers.Some global status are not showing but i can view all the logs of all the servers on OME but none of my Virtual machines are showings. 

Hi there,

The hotfixes mentioned in this thread are only for HyperV.

If you are working with ESXi, you can use WSMan only directly to the in-band IP address.  We have some whitepapers on www.delltechcenter.com/ome that may be useful as well.

Hope that helps.

Thanks,

Rob

Hi there,

For these particular Hotfixes, you need to call into support and open a ticket.  They can provide the download.

Be sure to grab both.

Thanks,

Rob

Hi Rob,

Thanks for getting back to me. I am currently using WSMAN and SNMP .i can view the ESXI servers hardware information. However, its not showing any details of the virtual machine installed on it.

I am looking at the alert section on the home page and i can see the message below. That's one of my virtual server but its not showing at all in the inventory.

Its sending alert when the VM is powered off and on also but its just not showing in the inventory

Ok, 

so...

Discover the ESXi host ip address via WSMan and only WSMan.

Discover the guest VM via SNMP and only SNMP.

They should correlate and show as a node under the ESXi host on the device tree if I'm remembering correctly.

On the heartbeat traps, I guess lots of folks disable them from the VMware side since they may find them annoying :)

But if you don't disable, you can create an ignore filter.

At any rate, just because this trap comes in does not mean the inventory page on the Device Tree will be updated real time with the heartbeat state.  This is, after all, an inventory page that runs at a user-specified cycle.  So the alerts may come in more frequently than your inventory poll is run...and this is as it should be.

Hope this helps.

Rob

Why are these patches ((HF1008.1.3 and HF1005.1.3)) not released for public? Aren`t there any other users who run Hyper-V on 2012 R2?