Another day and another tip that I came across in my homelab.  I had two older VHRs that I removed from my environment but when trying to delete them in the WebUI or Console it would give me an error about - No Route to Host

So I checked with our Veeam SE team and found the following workaround using PowerShell to remove the servers which ended with a warning but that was due to not being able to connect to them.

• Run PowerShell from the Console application
• Ensure you are using an account for the Credentials that does not have MFA enabled
• Connect to the Veeam Appliance by supplying credentials and connection string -

  • $creds = Get-Credential
    Connect-VBRServer -Credential $creds -Server “server name”

• Get the server requiring deletion and issue the remove command

  • $Server = Get-VBRServer -name "server name"
    Remove-VBRServer -server $Server

This will prompt you to answer Y or A for this and then begin the removal process.  It will end in a warning and when you check the Console the servers will be gone now.

Just a quick tip to help others if you run into this issue.  Unsure if this will be something that works like v12 where it just removes the server regardless in the Console within 13.0.1 or not but we will have to wait and see.