Microsoft.Azure.Diagnostics.VMDiagnosticsSettings) may not match the actual VM Agent extension name on your VM. The VM Agent extension name can vary depending on the VM's operating system, Azure platform versions, or specific configurations. You can try listing all extensions on the VM to see if the VM Agent extension has a different name. You can use the following Azure CLI command for that:
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az vm extension list --resource-group UUMgmt --vm-name DcUmgmt022
This command will list all the extensions installed on the VM, and you can look for the VM Agent extension in the output.
No VM Agent extension installed: It's also possible that the VM Agent extension was not installed on the VM at all. In this case, you can install the VM Agent extension manually using the Azure portal, Azure CLI, or Azure PowerShell. The extension name and installation process may vary depending on the specific VM and its operating system.
Please ensure that the VM Agent is installed on the VM and that the extension name used in the command matches the actual VM Agent extension name. If the VM Agent extension is not installed or not functioning correctly, it could impact certain Azure services and functionalities like Azure backup integration.
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