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Which file system?<br />
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Usually do you use raw partitions, zfs, lvm?<br />
Each has their own tools.<br />
Does the disk reflect a higher capacity?<br />
parted -l or if available fdisk -l
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Appreciate your quick response.<br />
I am new to the SLES world and Not sure. &nbsp;Yes, the HD/LUN does have higher capacity like 2 TB and another HD for about 500 GB. &nbsp;I have already expanded from the vCenter. Just dont know how to proceed further.
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Will do. Many thanks arnold!
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Sure, usually before changes you shoukd always have a backup
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I needed a step by step process with pictures.

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