how to extend vxvm volume?
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How to extend the Volume size in Veritas Volume Manager? Option 1: To extend or increase the volumes to specific size 500mb, use growto option. so your total volume size would be 500mb. Option 2: To extend or increase the volumes by specific size 800mb, use growby option.
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['Shut down the virtual machine.', "Locate the virtual machine's files. ... ", "Open the virtual machine's configuration file (. ... ", 'Add or edit lines as needed. ... ', 'When finished, save the changes by using the save option in the text editor.']
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['Select Hyper-V server in Hyper-V Manager.', 'On left-hand side, select Inspect Disk.', 'Browse to location of restored AVHD/AVHDX files.', 'Select one of the AVHD/AVHDX files > OK.', 'Record parent disk name.', 'Repeat steps 2-5 for each AVHD/AVHDX file, and record their order (from newest to oldest)']
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['Press Win + R keys together on the keyboard. ... ', 'Click the Settings button under the Performance section. ... ', 'Switch to the Advanced tab and click the Change button under the Virtual Memory section:', 'The dialog Virtual Memory will appear on the screen.']
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['To create a VM from an OVF template, connect to your host with the VI client > File > Deploy OVF Template.', 'Browse to the location that the . ... ', 'Read the details > Next.', 'Give the new VM a name > Next.']
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['Right click the virtual machine you want to add an RDM disk to.', 'Click Edit Settings.', 'Click Add.', 'Select Hard Disk.', 'Select Use an existing virtual disk.']
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Mount a shared folder that's on the Windows host onto Ubuntu. That way you don't even need to copy them. Go to Virtual Machine » Virtual Machine Settings » Shared Folders. The easiest way to do is to install the VMware Tools in Ubuntu, then you are able to drag the file into the Ubuntu VM.
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['From the command line, navigate to where the OVF Tool is installed. For example: cd "c:\\Program Files\\VMware\\VMware OVF Tool"', 'Run the OVF Tool. For example: ovftool c:\\Users\\Skytap\\Desktop\\myimage.vmx c:\\Users\\Skytap\\Desktop\\myimage.ova.']
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Click the File menu in VirtualBox and select Export Appliance. Select the virtual machine you want to export and provide a location for it. VirtualBox will create a nOpen Virtualization Format Archive (OVA file) that VMware can import. This may take some time, depending on the size of your virtual machine's disk file.
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['Go to Extensions > Installer and upload this ocmod. ... ', 'Go to Extensions > Extensions > Modules > Integrated VQmod to install and then edit to enable this module.']
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['Start the virtual machine.', 'On the menu of the VMware console window, choose Player→Manage→Install VMware Tools. The dialog box shown here appears. ... ', 'Click Download and Install. ... ', 'Follow the instructions in the Setup program to install the VMware tools.']
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VirtualBox 6 added a graphical option for enlarging and resizing virtual disks. To access it, click File > Virtual Media Manager in the main VirtualBox window. Select a virtual hard disk in the list and use the “Size” slider at the bottom of the window to change its size. Click “Apply” when you're done.
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['Before starting your Guest.', 'Go to VirtualBox Manager.', 'Select your interested Guest.', 'Go to Guest Settings.', 'In Guest Settings, scroll the left side-menu, and go to Shared Folders.', 'In Shared Folders, add your interested folder in the Host machine.']
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Log in to the vSphere Client and select a host from the Inventory panel. Click the Configuration tab and click Storage. From the Datastores view, select the datastore to increase and click Properties. Click Increase.
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['Open the desired VMware virtual machine, or create a new virtual machine, if necessary.', 'Click "Edit virtual machine settings."']
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zip file. Go to Extensions > Extensions > Modules > Integrated VQmod to install and then edit to enable this module. Go to System > Users > User Groups > edit Administrator and make sure the 'extension/module/integrated_vqmod' has the access and modify rights.
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['Open VirtualBox.', 'Right-click your VM, then click Settings.', 'Go to Shared Folders section.', 'Add a new shared folder.', 'On Add Share prompt, select the Folder Path in your host that you want to be accessible inside your VM.', 'In the Folder Name field, type shared.', 'Uncheck Read-only and Auto-mount, and check Make Permanent.']