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I have just purchased a machine Intel XEON X5650 CPU X 2 （2 CPUs) https://helloacm.com/review-hpz800-serv ... ia-quadro/

and the Hardware ID I've got are two:


4JlBzbUkAAgGsIFbwtffKyssoQM= and gGtknbUkAAhDJbqMBrCBW8LX3ys=

using the tool at https://helloacm.com/decode-hardware-id/
and you can see that it is different


[MACHINE0]
HOST=80024B4
CPU=CD4199E0
HDD=3A12C28
ETHERNET=5B81B004
ETHERNET=2BDFD7C0

[MACHINE1]
HOST=80024B4
CPU=9D646B80
HDD=8CBA2540
ETHERNET=5B81B004
ETHERNET=2BDFD7C0

First HWID calculated by version 2.X, so it may differ from second HWID calculated by 3.X

Yes,

but in this case, from the HW-ID, they are totally different.

if there is only 1 CPU, both versions produce different HW-ID strings but it doesn't matter if these strings mean the same PC.

We recommend use 3.X instead of 2.X

The problem is that no matter which VMP, it only picks up 1 CPU if there are 2 CPU in the hardware ID.

Unfortunately I don't understand what you mean. Do you want to see both CPUs in HWID?

yes.

it would be great that the HW-ID contains all the CPUs (just like Ethernet)

It seems your CPUs are equal, so you see only one CPU in HWID.