SCVMM Resources Off/Warning in Cluster

Hi
We have a 3 node 2012R2 Hyper-V cluster that is managed with VMM.
When looking in Failover Cluster Manager, there are a number of roles that say
SCVMM MachineName Resources. Some are off, others are running.
Some of the 'Off' ones are machines we have deleted. Others have the machine name of a running machine.
Eg. Our VMM machine is called SC-VMM.
In Failover Cluster Manager, there is a machine called SC-VMM that is running. There is also a machine called 'SCVMM SC-VMM Resources' that is off.
When running the Cluster Validation Wizard, these SCVMM Reources machines cause warnings as VM's are offline.

I checked all deployment descriptions and there are no references to t3://localhost:7001. Few months back, I had the complete clustering setup working on 2 machines and now when I deploy my application on same configuration, it fails with t3://localhost:7001 unreachable error. I created a new cluster configuration on one machine with 2 managed server and it deploys fine. Can not figure out what has changed ?

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