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VMFS Datastore Operations

Posted on 2014-08-14

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Last Modified: 2014-08-25

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Brian Atkinson

Teach the user how to rename, unmount, delete and upgrade VMFS datastores.

Video Steps

1. Open vSphere Web Client

2. Rename VMFS and NFS datastores

3. Upgrade VMFS-3 volume to VMFS-5

4. Unmount VMFS datastore

5. Delete a VMFS datastore

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