Had an issue of the Hyper-V VSS when I typed to check. vssadmin list writers In the event viewer I got as the following : I want to get the VSS back to be stabilize but not wanting to restart the server, therefore I restart a service. Service to restart : Microsoft Virtual Machine Management […]
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Had an issue of the Hyper-V VSS when I typed to check. vssadmin list writers In the event viewer I got as the following : I want to get the VSS back to be stabilize but not wanting to restart the server, therefore I restart a service. Service to restart : Microsoft Virtual Machine Management […]
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This is another command of how to kill a Hung VM by identify the Process ID using PowerShell command : For Windows 2012 Get-WmiObject -Namespace rootvirtualization -class msvm_computersystem | select elementname, operationalstatus, processid, name| ft –auto For Window 2012 R2 Get-WmiObject -Namespace rootvirtualizationv2 -class msvm_computersystem | select elementname, operationalstatus, processid, name| ft –auto Once the […]
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This is another command of how to kill a Hung VM by identify the Process ID using PowerShell command : For Windows 2012 Get-WmiObject -Namespace rootvirtualization -class msvm_computersystem | select elementname, operationalstatus, processid, name| ft –auto For Window 2012 R2 Get-WmiObject -Namespace rootvirtualizationv2 -class msvm_computersystem | select elementname, operationalstatus, processid, name| ft –auto Once the […]
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After upgrading from SCDPM 2012 SP1 to SCDPM 2012 R2, I hit the issue when I tried to configure the Reporting to be send out periodically in the Report Module of SCDPM 2012 R2. The steps taken was the following : Launch the Reporting Services Manager (in my example is SQL 2008 R2, since it’s […]
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After upgrading from SCDPM 2012 SP1 to SCDPM 2012 R2, I hit the issue when I tried to configure the Reporting to be send out periodically in the Report Module of SCDPM 2012 R2. The steps taken was the following : Launch the Reporting Services Manager (in my example is SQL 2008 R2, since it’s […]
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