Increasing the disk size on a Virtual Machine.

I have increased the size of Virtual Disk.vmdk in Window > Virtual Machine Library > Settings > Hard Disk (SCSI) from 60 GB to 120 GB.

I'm trying to create an 8TB drive in VMware vsphere 7.03. There seems to be a fixed 2TB max size, that I believe should be configurable on a properties page ...

The maximum supported VMDK size on an VMFS-5 datastore is increased to 62 TB . However, the maximum supported VMDK size on VMFS-3 is still 2 TB. The maximum supported size of a VMDK on NFS is the lesser of 62 TB and 1% less than the maximum file size

Open VMware vSphere Client or ESXi host client. · Right-click the virtual machine. · Click Edit Settings. · Select Hard Disk. · Increase the size of ...

Thick Virtual Disk：會一開始就取得disk size 的磁碟空間，設定的數字是多少，就佔多大的磁碟空間。 Thin Virtual Disk：一開始先不取得磁碟空間，待Guest OS ...

We need to lower the size of a VM disk, we have 2 disk in the Virtual Hardware of that virtual machine, one of them is 8TB but at the end, only 600gb is used.

32 Gigabytes by default for the OS and then add more if needed as a second disk. ... Most vms dynamically allocate the space (thin provisioning).

With your current VM disk u want to resize, create a new VM disk with the size you want. · Use a live CD of that OS (just add it as a CD-ROM to ...

Log in to ESXi > select the virtual machine > click Edit > change the size of Hard Disk > click Save. Then the hard disk size has been changed.

This is how to expand your hard drive in your VMware virtual machine ... How To Enlarge / Increase a Virtual Machine's Disk Size in ...