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VM Disk Extend
When trying to extend a VM disk it says the VM must reboot due to our configuration.
The VM is a Windows server 2022.
We are using Generic GFS2 iSCSI LUNs as the backend datastore.
Does this mean iSCSI LUNs do not allow hot extends?
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yesterday - last edited yesterday
yesterday - last edited yesterday
Re: VM Disk Extend
Adding to this further I found that doing this from the instance allowed the disk to be extended with no reboot however doing it from the VM page directly rebooted it.
I also found that removing CD Disks caused the VM to reboot no matter where I did this from.
Can we really not add and remove disks without a reboot?