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VMWare: Hard drive allocated less than licensed VM storage volume
Hi,
I just upgraded my VMWare FM to 5.4.3. Now, in the dashboard I see message "hard drive allocated for this VM instance...is less than the licensed VM storage volume...". Does anyone know how to resize the volume? The disk size set in VMWare is even larger than the licensed volume size.
Thanks,
LarW63
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> The disk size set in VMWare is even larger than the licensed volume size.
Perhaps you changed the size of the assigned disk after VM installation? Because if so, the FMG VM will not reflect that change. It only records the virtual disk size at the time of VM installation. After that, the correct method for expanding available disk size is to extend the disk space across multiple virtual disks using "exec lvm extend".
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can you provide "diag system print df"?
thanks
Simon
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> The disk size set in VMWare is even larger than the licensed volume size.
Perhaps you changed the size of the assigned disk after VM installation? Because if so, the FMG VM will not reflect that change. It only records the virtual disk size at the time of VM installation. After that, the correct method for expanding available disk size is to extend the disk space across multiple virtual disks using "exec lvm extend".
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Yes, you are correct. The VM disk had been previously resized.
Using your suggestion, I have gone through adding another disk with "exec lvm extend" and FM is happy now.
Thanks!
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Here's the results of "diag system print df"
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
rootfs 1986956 215820 1771136 11% /
none 1986968 0 1986968 0% /devtmpfs
none 3311952 8 3311944 0% /dev/shm
none 65536 32 65504 0% /tmp
/dev/sda1 499656 85208 414448 17% /data
/dev/mdvg/mdlv 82434736 26504584 55913768 32% /var
/dev/mdvg/mdlv 82434736 26504584 55913768 32% /drive0
/dev/mdvg/mdlv 82434736 26504584 55913768 32% /Storage
/dev/loop0 8887 97 8278 1% /var/dm/tcl-root
