--- title: "Storage vMotions History" description: "This report shows the history of VM disk files migrations between shared datastores across a time range. In this example, the report allows you to detect virtual machines whose disk files were relocated to and from the selected datastore during..." canonical: "https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/mp/vmware_guide/storage_vmotions_history.html" breadcrumb: "Veeam MP for VMware User Guides > Operations Guide > Reports > Veeam VMware Analysis Reports > Storage vMotions History" dateModified: "2026-09-08" --- # Storage vMotions History This report shows the history of VM disk files migrations between shared datastores across a time range. ## Example Output In this example, the report allows you to detect virtual machines whose disk files were relocated to and from the selected datastore during this month. To run this report: 1. From the **From** list, select *This month* > *First day*. From the **To** list, select *Today*. 2. In the **Scope** section, include the necessary datastore in the report. 3. From the **Scope Defines** list, select *Datastore*. 4. From the **Group by** list, select *Datastore*. 5. Click **Run** to view the report. [![Storage vMotions History Report Settings](images/storage_vmotins_history_controls.png "Storage vMotions History Report Settings")](images/storage_vmotins_history_controls.png){.toggle scale=65} For every VM, the report chart and report table will display period during which the VM disk files were residing on the datastore. [![Storage vMotions History Report Output](images/storage_vmotions_output.png "Storage vMotions History Report Output")](images/storage_vmotions_output.png){.toggle scale=60} In this example, the report shows that VM #1 resided on the datastore from 08.04. 19:17 to 09.04. 5:31, then from 09.04 15:09 to 11.04. 23:08, and then from 11.04. 23:37 till the present tome. [![Storage vMotions History Report Output Details](images/storage_vmotions_details.png "Storage vMotions History Report Output Details")](images/storage_vmotions_details.png){.toggle scale=60}