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Check the Hyper-V specific Event Logs for the message that something is amiss.<br />
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Once you figure out the specific message that indicates things are falling behind right click and associate a task with it. Set up the task to fire an e-mail off to yourself or admin team responsible.<br />
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Without third party monitoring that's about one of the best ways to do it.
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Check the Hyper-V specific Event Logs for the message that something is amiss.

Once you figure out the specific message that indicates things are falling behind right click and associate a task with it. Set up the task to fire an e-mail off to yourself or admin team responsible.

Without third party monitoring that's about one of the best ways to do it.

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I gave that a try. &nbsp;I received an error stating, &quot;The task definition uses a deprecated feature&quot;. &nbsp;Didn't Microsoft remove the 'Send email' feature from the Task Scheduler?<br />
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TB
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I gave that a try.  I received an error stating, "The task definition uses a deprecated feature".  Didn't Microsoft remove the 'Send email' feature from the Task Scheduler?

TB

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See <a href="http://bit.ly/1wkOvW6" rel="ugc">RobGilbie's How-To for PowerShell </a>to fire those e-mails on the TechNet forum.<br />
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It's a bit of a ringer but once done it becomes fairly straightforward.
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See RobGilbie's How-To for PowerShell [http://bit.ly/1wkOvW6]to fire those e-mails on the TechNet forum.

It's a bit of a ringer but once done it becomes fairly straightforward.

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The PowerShell in the link I posted can help.
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The PowerShell in the link I posted can help.

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Still don't have an adequate solution. &nbsp;The one I found was closest, but still requires manual intervention.
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Still don't have an adequate solution.  The one I found was closest, but still requires manual intervention.

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Hello,<br />
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I am currently replicating several VMs from one site to another using HyperV Replication. &nbsp;I have to manually check the status of the replication of each VM. &nbsp;There is no visible warning when a VM is behind schedule. &nbsp;Is there a way to be automatically alerted when there is a problem with HyperV replication?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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TB
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Hello,

I am currently replicating several VMs from one site to another using HyperV Replication.  I have to manually check the status of the replication of each VM.  There is no visible warning when a VM is behind schedule.  Is there a way to be automatically alerted when there is a problem with HyperV replication?

Thanks,

TB

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