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HyperV - Replication State Monitoring

Purpose

This solution outlines how to detect and monitor HyperV Host servers for replication state issues from CW RMM.

Associated Content

Custom Fields

NameExampleTypeLevelRequiredPurpose
HyperVReplicationStateMonitoringYesFlagCOMPANYYesCheck this box to enable alerts for HyperV Host servers with replication state issues.

Group

NamePurpose
HyperV Replication State MonitoringGroup of HyperV Host servers where replication state monitoring is enabled.

Monitor

NameTypeSchedulePurpose
HyperV - Replication State MonitoringScriptEvery 15 minutesGenerate alerts for HyperV host virtual machines with replication states of Warning or Critical.

Implementation

Step 1: Create the Required Custom Field

Create the custom field above under SETTINGS -> Custom Fields in CW RMM.

Step 2: Create the Dynamic Group

Create the group HyperV Replication State Monitoring under ENDPOINTS -> Groups as a dynamic group.

Step 3: Set Up the Monitor

Configure the monitor HyperV - Replication State Monitoring under ENDPOINTS -> Alerts -> Monitors to target the monitoring-enabled group and run every 15 minutes.

FAQ

How do I enable this monitoring for specific clients?

Enable monitoring by setting the HyperVReplicationStateMonitoring custom field to True at the company level in CW RMM.

How often does the monitor check replication state?

The monitor runs every 15 minutes to detect replication state issues quickly.

Which replication states trigger an alert?

The monitor alerts when VM replication state is Warning or Critical.

What happens when no VMs have replication enabled?

The script returns Replication not enabled for any VM, and no issue alert is generated.

Which servers are included in the monitoring group?

The HyperV Replication State Monitoring dynamic group includes servers that:

  • Have the Hyper-V role assigned
  • Have the HyperVReplicationStateMonitoring custom field enabled (True)

How can I change alert behavior?

Update the monitor script output criteria or monitor settings in CW RMM if your process requires different trigger conditions.

Changelog

2026-06-17

  • Initial version of the document