VMware VLM3-ENG-CP User Guide - Page 39

Adding SCSI Virtual Hard Disks, Undeploy, Save State, Discard State, Properties, Workspace, Details

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Chapter 3 Working with Virtual Machines 2 If the virtual machine is deployed, move the pointer over the template name and choose Undeploy ‐ Save State or Undeploy ‐ Discard State from the menu. 3 Move the pointer over the template name and choose Properties from the menu. To access the properties for virtual machines 1 In the left pane, click Workspace. 2 If the virtual machine is deployed, move the pointer over the configuration name and choose Undeploy ‐ Save State or Undeploy ‐ Discard State from the menu. 3 Move the pointer over the configuration name and choose Details from the menu. 4 Move the pointer over the virtual machine name and choose Properties from the menu. To add virtual hard disks 1 After accessing the page with properties information for either machine templates or virtual machines, click Add Hard Disk. 2 Enter the disk information: a Specify whether the bus type is BusLogic SCSI or LSI Logic SCSI. b Review these details on the bus number, bus ID, and disk size: Table 3-4. Bus Number and ID Entries Bus Type Bus Number Bus ID SCSI 0‐3 0‐15 „ If bus numbers are not available, None appears in the Bus Number list. „ Bus ID #7 is reserved for a SCSI adapter. „ If a bus is completely used, the Bus ID list appears as an empty list. „ Disk Size (GB) is limited by the space available for storage servers. c Click Add. The new hard disk appears in the information on properties. Adding SCSI Virtual Hard Disks Review these points about adding SCSI virtual hard disks: „ If you add a SCSI hard disk to a virtual machine, you might generate an operating system error message about missing drivers for this device. VMware, Inc. 39

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Chapter 3
Working with Virtual Machines
2
If the virtual machine is deployed, move the pointer over the template name and
choose
Undeploy
Save State
or
Undeploy
Discard State
from the menu.
3
Move the pointer over the template name and choose
Properties
from the menu.
To access the properties for virtual machines
1
In the left pane, click
Workspace
.
2
If the virtual machine is deployed, move the pointer over the configuration name
and choose
Undeploy
Save State
or
Undeploy
Discard State
from the menu.
3
Move the pointer over the configuration name and choose
Details
from the menu.
4
Move the pointer over the virtual machine name and choose
Properties
from the
menu.
To add virtual hard disks
1
After accessing the page with properties information for either machine templates
or virtual machines, click
Add Hard Disk
.
2
Enter the disk information:
a
Specify whether the bus type is BusLogic SCSI or LSI Logic SCSI.
b
Review these details on the bus number, bus ID, and disk size:
If bus numbers are not available,
None
appears in the
Bus Number
list.
Bus ID #7 is reserved for a SCSI adapter.
If a bus is completely used, the
Bus ID
list appears as an empty list.
Disk Size (GB) is limited by the space available for storage servers.
c
Click
Add
.
The new hard disk appears in the information on properties.
Adding SCSI Virtual Hard Disks
Review these points about adding SCSI virtual hard disks:
If you add a SCSI hard disk to a virtual machine, you might generate an operating
system error message about missing drivers for this device.
Table 3-4.
Bus Number and ID Entries
Bus Type
Bus Number
Bus ID
SCSI
0
3
0
15