What does "Maximum Size" under Hard Disk in Virtual Hardware in vCenter 6.5 Reflect?
What does "Maximum Size" under each Hard Disk in VMware VCenter 6.5 "Virtual Hardware" Reflect?
I see different Maximum Sizes under each Hard Disk which is associated with different DataStores.
Does it reflect the Maximum available space in Each DataStore?? If its Thin Provision or Thick Provision, will the reading differ??
If I want to increase the MAXIMUM Size, do I have to increase the Volume in the Storage Array First?
I see different Maximum Sizes under each Hard Disk which is associated with different DataStores.
Does it reflect the Maximum available space in Each DataStore?? If its Thin Provision or Thick Provision, will the reading differ??
If I want to increase the MAXIMUM Size, do I have to increase the Volume in the Storage Array First?
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Ben Personick (Previously QCubed)
MAXIMUM Size is equivalent to the remaining space on that datastore, and both thin and thick provisioned disks give you the same maximum.
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