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Add New Disk To vCenter VM
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Nov 15, 2018 02:41 PM
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Creates a new virtual disk and adds it to a virtual machine. If number of nodes on a SCSI Controller exceeds the limit, a new SCSI Controller is created.
Type of new SCSI controller created is same as the existing controller on the VM.
Node 7 is skipped since by default, the virtual SCSI controller is assigned to virtual device node (z:7), so that device node is unavailable for hard disks or other devices.
Disk type created is Flat version 2. Flat disks (preallocated) are fully allocated when created, unlike sparse disks, which grow as needed
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