



Install Vmware Vdiskmanager Linux full#
Which includes at least regular Full backups and Transaction logs, checking Indexes, checking Tables size and purging old data. start the VMware vCenter Service check vCenter Database settings It is a good idea (read best practice) to include the VMware vCenter Database in the mantainance task procedures already in place for other databases.The syntax for this is: vmware-vdiskmanager -x SIZE VMDK_FILE_PATH This command is found in Windows at "C:\Program Files\VMware\VMware Server\vmware-vdiskmanager.exe" (or whatever path VMware Server was installed in) and in Linux at. From a command line use the command "vmware-vdiskmanager" to expand the new hard disk to the desired size. You use the Gparted utility to expand the size of whatever partition you want. Then you mount the Gparted ISO as a boot device and then boot off that ISO for your VM. You must increase the size of the disk using ESX or using the command line.Disclaimer: The following instructions can easily screw your data if you make a mistake. I didn’t want to just add another drive and mount it separately but increase the size of the root partition instead. Recently I was working on a Linux VM which was running out of disk space and I wanted to increase the available space.
