Ensure that Windows PowerShell remoting is enabled for the Hyper-V host server and is accessible from the VMM Server to view detailed error messages for future replication health issues.
Detailed error message for this replication failure can be located in the Event Viewer logs (Applications and Service Logs - MicrosoftAzureRecoveryServices) on the Hyper-V host server. Please fix the underlying issue and resume the replication if required.
Ensure that the protecting location is ready and accessible over the network from the protected location. Resolve the issue, ...
Ensure that the script is in the specified location, and that it has the necessary permissions to run. If the script isn't ...
Ensure that the snapshot interval isn't set to non-zero if the recovery points setting is zero. Then retry the operation. ...
Ensure that the VMM/Hyper-V server is connected, that the VMM/Microsoft Azure Site Recovery service on the server is running, ...
Ensure that Windows PowerShell remoting is enabled for the Hyper-V host server and is accessible from the VMM Server to view ...
Ensure VMware tools is running on the virtual machine, disable protection on this protected item and try the enable protection ...
Ensure you have the latest versions of the Mobility service and process server that are supported by the configuration server. ...
Extend the disk to increase its size (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=525316), or free up the space on the volume ...
Extend the retention drive to increase it's capacity or free up the space by deleting unwanted files or stale retention files. ...