Azure VM name when restoring from Backup Vault

I've been experimenting with restoring Azure VMs using Backup Vault and works great. This will solve DR needs VERY easily so thank you!
One weird issue (bug?) is that when I try to restore from a recovery point and enter a VM name, I get "Specified name is already in use" for names that don't exist at all within my account. This causes a slight issue since even though I can
rename the VM name within the RDP session, the name listed within the Azure Portal doesn't seem to change which could become an administrative nightmare down the road. Is this a bug? Is there a way to rename the name that appears in the Azure Portal?
Thanks.
-Ben

Hi Manu,
I tried logging out and in of both portals but don't see the updated name (I renamed the VM an hour or two ago). Just so I'm clear, the host name does reflect the renamed VM name. However, the name listed in the various lists within the portal is not
updated.
In the screen shot below, the restored VM name was "WEB2-Restore". I then renamed the VM from with a RDP session to "WEB1". The "Host name" is listed correctly on this page but not the name in the label or heading:
-Ben

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