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Oversized VMs in Cluster report issue

Hi,

I am testing trial version of Solarwinds Hyper9. I run the oversized VMs report. I figured out that Configured memories are smaller than Recommended memory for most of the vms in the report from which i expected the opposite because this is a oversized VMs report. If Configured Mem < Recommended Mem for a vm, so it should be in the undersized vm report. In addition to that, there are 67 "VM memory overallocated" alerts raised. For some VMs, as memory recommendation it's written: "Reduce 61440 MB to 91894 GB" and for memory underallocated alert there are no matching VMs.

is this a default behavior for that software?

Thank you.

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jonathan.reeve

Here is the link to obtain the appliance update http://downloads.solarwinds.com/solarwinds/Release/VirtualizationManager/SolarWinds-Virtualization-Manager-Appliance-Upgrade-ISO-4.0.zip

Online documentation has steps for upgrading an appliance http://www.solarwinds.com/documentation/vMan/docs/html/en-US/wwhelp/wwhimpl/js/html/wwhelp.htm

Jon

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jonathan.reeve

Hi there,

This was a problem with the memory overallocated calculation that has been fixed in our latest update (4.0.4) - if you download Virtualization Manager again, you should pick up the latest version which has fixed this issue.

Thanks

Jon

heraxx

Hi Jonathan,

Thanks for your reply. Can i do this update without loosing existing data?

Regards

jonathan.reeve

Yes - I will send you a link to the update.

Jon

heraxx

Thanks again.