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please write a little bit more regarding scenario/issue.
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please write a little bit more regarding scenario/issue.

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Hyperv Core with one virtual machine acting as domain controller<br />
Replication takes place from core machine to replication host<br />
this host had been turned off for a period of time, it was turned back on yesterday and replication resumed as normal<br />
this morning when we logged in, all our data is missing on domain controller
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Hyperv Core with one virtual machine acting as domain controller
Replication takes place from core machine to replication host
this host had been turned off for a period of time, it was turned back on yesterday and replication resumed as normal
this morning when we logged in, all our data is missing on domain controller

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Can I check that you've logged into the Hyper-V console of this machine and checked that this data definitely isn't present?
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Can I check that you've logged into the Hyper-V console of this machine and checked that this data definitely isn't present?

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Is this what you mean? appoligies not very good with hyper v
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Is this what you mean? appoligies not very good with hyper v

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Did you get this resolved?<br />
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Was the replication direction accidentally switched from DR to Primary sites?
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Did you get this resolved?

Was the replication direction accidentally switched from DR to Primary sites?

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as you can see that the VM is not synced to date and its also prompt for re-sync. Last sync date was 2015, so the configuration and data in the machine is not the latest one.<br />
go to your primary server and find machine's HDD location from machines settings;<br />
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as you can see that the VM is not synced to date and its also prompt for re-sync. Last sync date was 2015, so the configuration and data in the machine is not the latest one.
go to your primary server and find machine's HDD location from machines settings;
h1.jpghttps://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2017/02_w06/1143901/h1.jpgturn that machine off (if started) open that location and view HDD modified date.

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Hi<br />
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I need to hire someone urgently that can resolve a hyper v issue for me<br />
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Many thanks in advance
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Hi

I need to hire someone urgently that can resolve a hyper v issue for me

Many thanks in advance

Hyper v support

Hyper-V is a native hypervisor; it can create virtual machines on x86-64 systems and supersedes Windows Virtual PC as the hardware virtualization component of the client editions of Windows NT. A server computer running Hyper-V can be configured to expose individual virtual machines to one or more networks. Hyper-V Server supports remote access via Remote Desktop Connection. Administration and configuration of the host OS and the guest virtual machines is generally done over the network.