Integrity VM disk question

[BrianDoyle]

I want to create a VM on local disk.
I'd like to host the VMs on local disks instead of the SAN and its looking for a cxtxdx path where to install.
Since the VM needs a disk - do I need to partition my local disk?

[Nido]

Hi,

You can have Logical Volume as a VM disk.

Thanks,

[Shailendran V Naidu]

Hi Yalla,
You can have the following as virtual disks to the VMs:

1) Physical disk - Ex : /dev/rdsk/c2t1d0
2) logical volume - Ex : /dev/vg00/vmvol
3) File - Ex : /opt/vmdisk


Its really upto you to manage your resources to fulfil your requirements.

[BrianDoyle]

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