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- Backup : Create VCOD Backup
- Backup : Netbackup Agent Installation for Linux
- Backup : Netbackup Agent Installation for Windows
- Backup : Overall Design for VCOD Offer
- Backup : User's Guide for VCOD Offer
- NSX-T : Configuring a Distributed Firewall
- NSX-T : Create VPN Ipsec
- NSX-T : Creation of T1
- NSX-T : DNAT configuration
- NSX-T : How to configure a Gateway Firewall
- NSX-T : SNAT configuration
- NSX-T: Create and Configure a Geneve Overlay Segment
- NSX-T: How to configure an IPSEC solution
- vCenter : Clone a VM
- VCenter : Create a new VM
- VCenter : Create a snapshot of a VM
- VCenter : Reset cloudadmin password
- VCenter : Storage Vmotion on a VM
- VCenter : Upgrade Vmware tools on a VM
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Services
- Backup
- Bare Metal Server
- Bare Metal Server
- Bare Metal Server GPU
- Block Storage
- BVPN access
- Certifications
- Cross Connect
- Dedicated Cluster
- DRaaS with VCDA
- Dual Site
- HA Dual-Room
- Internet access
- Licenses
- Loadbalancer As a Service
- Network
- Network Storage
- Object storage
- QoS Appliance
- Security
- Shared colocation switch option (Cross connect)
- Support and Coaching
- Tools
- VCenter On Demand
- VM Replication
Managing Independent Disks
Overview
Please note !
An independent disk is associated with an oVDC, not with any given VM.
Independent disks are standalone virtual disks that you will create in your oVDC. After creating the disk in a VDC, the disk owner or an administrator can attach it to the VMs of the oVDC using the vCloud API.
Creating a Disk
From the data center view, select Independent Disks.

- Select the “New” button to create your disk.
- Fill in the fields according to your needs, then click on the SAVE button.
- A task will confirm the creation of the disk.
Be sure to select the same bus type used in the target VMs for attachment.


Modifying a Disk
- Select the “Edit” button to modify the characteristics of your disk, then click on SAVE.
- A task confirms the modification of the disk.

You cannot decrease the size of a disk. If ever you choose to do so you will receive the following error:

Deleting a Disk
Select the “Delete” button, then hit OK.
Confirmation is requested before deletion, of course, as follows:

Attaching and Detaching a Disk
To attach/detach a disk, you must use the vCloud API. A disk cannot be attached to multiple VMs at the same time, as previously stated.
Please note !
On PowerCLI:
- Authenticate on PowerCLI with your Organization: here
- Rename this file CIDisk.docx to CIDisk.psm1
Import the Module CIDisk.psm1:
- Import-Module .\CIDisk.psm1
Retrieve the Href object of the VM:
- Get-CIVM -Name <nom _VM> | Select-Object Href
Retrieve the Href object of the Disk:
- Get-CIDisk -DiskName <nom _du_disk> | Select-Object Href
Here is a typical example:

Attaching the Disk to the VM
- Mount-CIDisk -VMHref <HRef_VM> -DiskHref <HRef_Disk>
Here is an example:

The disk is now attached to the VM (VM Property).
Now you need to discover the disk based on its OS.


Detaching the Disk from the VM
- Dismount-CIDisk -VMHref <HRef_VM> -DiskHref <HRef_Disk>
Pleas find this typical example below:

The disk is now detached from the VM but still available in the ‘Independent Disks’ rubric.
It is not deleted and can be reattached to the same VM or another if needed.

