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# VMHA Indicator Does Not Appear in UI For All AZs

## Problem

The VMHA indicator detailing the number of servers up/total in the Clarity UI does not appear for all AZs present in the region to which a user is currently scoped.

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## Environment

* Platform9 Managed OpenStack - v3.6-3.10

## Cause

A bug exists in Clarity UI code prior to v3.11 which causes such behavior. This issue has been resolved in v3.11.

## Resolution

1. The Solution Architect assigned to your account should be contacted by the account administrator to schedule an upgrade to v3.11 or later.


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