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Previously on "Quick VMware ESXi question"

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  • stek
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    Originally posted by Normie View Post
    hot-plug/hot-add needs to be enabled on a per VM basis and you need to halt the VM to be able to make the initial config change. I've not kept up with licensing, but I think you need at least the Advanced license (or was it Data Centre?) to enable the hot-plug feature. Also, there are dependencies on the guest OS being able to support it.


    I might be able to check later - I'll let you know.
    Cheers, just tried it on a spare VM, you can enable it but when you try it, need the Advanced licence, and it seems you can't dynamically remove memory in any case.

    All VM's are Ubuntu.

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  • Normie
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    Originally posted by stek View Post
    Can you not dynamically add/remove vCPU or memory to a running (obviously) VM? I can't do it but we only have bobby basic licence.

    Or do we need a special licence?


    hot-plug/hot-add needs to be enabled on a per VM basis and you need to halt the VM to be able to make the initial config change. I've not kept up with licensing, but I think you need at least the Advanced license (or was it Data Centre?) to enable the hot-plug feature. Also, there are dependencies on the guest OS being able to support it.


    I might be able to check later - I'll let you know.

    Leave a comment:


  • stek
    started a topic Quick VMware ESXi question

    Quick VMware ESXi question

    Can you not dynamically add/remove vCPU or memory to a running (obviously) VM? I can't do it but we only have bobby basic licence.

    Or do we need a special licence?

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