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what if the RDM disks already exist &nbsp;and the user does not have to create them<br />
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what mininmum permissions would i need exactly <br />
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thanks!!!!!!!!
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what if the RDM disks already exist  and the user does not have to create them

what mininmum permissions would i need exactly


thanks!!!!!!!!

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i want a group of users to be able to add disks to existing 2012 instances i have , they are rdm shared and local , they will also need to start and stop the vms , what role is best for this , storage admin or?<br />
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thanks
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i want a group of users to be able to add disks to existing 2012 instances i have , they are rdm shared and local , they will also need to start and stop the vms , what role is best for this , storage admin or?


thanks

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