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November 3, 2025
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Hyper-V migration from old hardware to new hardware cause Kepware not to respond timely on OPC DA

  • November 3, 2025
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Hello, 

We run Kewpare 6.16 on a VM Hyper-V for long time. The old system was Windows 2012 R2 and we use Kepware to feed our own Software using OPC DA communication. This system was running quite fine. After we migrate the VM to New Hardware our software is dying on resources on the system. After troubleshouting we found out that the request from our Software (Multi Clients) via Kepware to the Data Server are not responded in time. 

But looking at the Task manager of the system we could not find any issues. Processors, Memory, Disk and Network are showing no issues. the new hardware is comparable to the old hardware.

When we disable the Kepware Service on the computer the system is running fine and is responding timely, but starting the communication with Kepware let the system dying of resources. It seem the requested are not answered timely. When starting only one or two clients the system is reacting correctly but with more clients started on the system the system getting slow and slower. 

We checked all necessary own issues about HYper-V Settings, but none made a difference to the performance of the system. So the only change we did it, to copy the Hyper-V to new hardware.

 

Thank you, 

Best answer by rajskumar

Hello,

 

I recommend opening a support ticket(https://my.kepware.com/s/) with the Kepware team. Based on your description, capturing OPC diagnostics during the issue may help identify what’s happening. Additionally, collecting a basic Application Report and Performance Monitor data would be useful.

Once the support ticket is created, the technical support team will guide you through the steps to gather and share these files for further investigation. Thanks 

 

 

 

 

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rajskumar16-PearlAnswer
16-Pearl
November 3, 2025

Hello,

 

I recommend opening a support ticket(https://my.kepware.com/s/) with the Kepware team. Based on your description, capturing OPC diagnostics during the issue may help identify what’s happening. Additionally, collecting a basic Application Report and Performance Monitor data would be useful.

Once the support ticket is created, the technical support team will guide you through the steps to gather and share these files for further investigation. Thanks 

 

 

 

 

4-Participant
November 21, 2025

Hello @TF_8782057 

Did you find the solution?
Thanks. 

1-Visitor
November 24, 2025

Yes,

we did, problem is related to Intels new Energy Profile in the BIOS

Thanks,

4-Participant
November 27, 2025

Hello,

May I ask you explain a bit more detailed your host HW and VM configuration?

Thanks