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unable to type in a dot to extend a volume
Hi Unable to resize a volume to be 1. portion of TB - i can type in 1 TB or 2TB - but I cant type a dot something ie 1.2 TB - the . just does not appear.
the system is using the datastore default VM storage policy . - I'm sure Ive done this in the past. - ESX is 5.5 v sphere web client im using is 6.5.0.13000
whats going on here? max size is 2.39 TB why cant i put in 1.2 TB to extend hard disk size?
the system is using the datastore default VM storage policy . - I'm sure Ive done this in the past. - ESX is 5.5 v sphere web client im using is 6.5.0.13000
whats going on here? max size is 2.39 TB why cant i put in 1.2 TB to extend hard disk size?
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Hi Sorry what is this "rtename" ? What I found is I can put in 1,500 GB and then change to TB and it auto fills to just under 1.5TB 1.471etc
My question is really can you not use the decimal point when you size a drive in vcentre ? - is this by design for some reason? thanks
My question is really can you not use the decimal point when you size a drive in vcentre ? - is this by design for some reason? thanks
Thanks Andrew yes 1500 gb works but my Question is why doesn't 1.5 Tb work or allow you to enter in like that is this normal the case for everyone? Thanks
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