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title: "Virtual Machines. Uptime Statistics"
description: "This report provides an overview of VMs uptime, including VMs with lowest and highest uptime values. The Virtual Machines. Uptime Statistics report is a linked report that is based on the Veeam State Summary Report from the Veeam Report Library."
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# Virtual Machines. Uptime Statistics

This report provides an overview of VMs uptime, including VMs with lowest and highest uptime values.

## Description

The **Virtual Machines. Uptime Statistics** report is a linked report that is based on the [Veeam State Summary Report](veeam_state_summary_report.md) from the Veeam Report Library. The report provides statistics for the predefined monitor. The report is limited to only one time interval and predefined object type (Virtual Machine).

::: note

The report shows uptime statistics only for VMs with VMware Tools installed. If VMware Tools is not installed, then the power state of the VM will be tracked.

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## Parameters

Data Aggregation: defines the aggregation period (*Hourly* or *Daily*).

::: note

If you use daily aggregation, keep in mind that with default data grooming and aggregation settings, the current date may not have a datapoint in the data warehouse. In this case, the object will be marked **Unmonitored** for the current day, which means the object will have downtime. For more accurate reporting results, you can exclude the current day from the reporting period.

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Date/time Selection: defines a time period to analyze in the report.

Scope: defines a list of Groups or Objects that will be analyzed in the report (by default, the **VMware Virtual Machine Group** is selected). The **Add Group** option returns a Group and all objects that a group contains (with all performance counter instances). The **Add Object** option returns only the selected object.

Unhealthy States: defines what VM states you consider unhealthy: Critical, Warning, Unmonitored, Monitor disabled, Monitoring unavailable, Unplanned maintenance or Planned maintenance (by default, only **Critical**, **Unmonitored** and **Unplanned maintenance** states are selected).

SLO (%): defines a service level objective. The SLO sets a time period (in percent against the reporting period) when selected VMs must run in a healthy state (that is, in the state that is not marked as unhealthy).

Sort By: defines how data will be sorted in the report (by Virtual Machine Name, Up Time or Down Time).

Sort Direction: defines the sorting order for results in the report table (Ascending or Descending).

## Sample Usage

Identify VMs whose uptime was less than 85% during the previous week.

### Instructions

1. Open the Virtual Machines. Uptime Statistics report.
2. From the **From** list, select *Previous Week* > *Monday*. From the **To** list, select *Previous Week* > *Friday*.
3. In the **Scope** section, include all VMs in the report. 

   Click **Add Group**. In the **Group Name** search box, enter *Veeam VMware Topo* and click **Search**. Select the *Veeam VMware Topo* group in the list of search results, click **Add** and click **OK**.

4. In the **Unhealthy States** list, choose states that you consider unhealthy (for example, *Critical*, *Warning* and *Unmonitored*).
5. In the **SLO (%)** field, enter *85*.
6. From the **Sort By** list, select *Virtual Machine Names*. 
7. From the **Sort Direction** list, select *Ascending*.
8. Click **Run** to view the report.

### Report Output

The report will show uptime and downtime statistics for the list of virtual machines.

The green graph on the chart will represent healthy states, the red graph will represent unhealthy states. The SLO bar will be highlighted pink or gray, according to the following rule:

- Gray: The percentage of time when the VM was in a healthy state is above the SLO (%). That is, the VM was in a healthy state more than 85% of time during the reporting period.
- Pink: The percentage of time when the VM was in a healthy state is below the SLO (%).That is, the VM was in an unhealthy state less than 85% of time during the reporting period.

You can click the SLO bars to drill down to the Veeam State Details Report and view uptime details for the VM for the week.