expand the disk error using the cmdlet set-hard drive
Hello
I will try to extend a vmdk with the command set-hard drive the rcli installed to my latptop througth, but I'm getting some sort of syntax error, I think.
I connect the vCenter and can run commands very well...
I use the following commands in the process:
PS C:\ > get-disk hard-vm xxx_teco
CapacityKB persistence Filename
---------- ----------- --------
persistent 31457280 [brjgs163_Storage1_Local] xxx_teco/xxx_teco.vmdk
persistent 5242880 [brjgs163_Storage1_Local] xxx_teco/xxx_teco_1.vmdk
then:
PS C:\ > set-hard drive - vm xxx_teco - hard drive ' [brjgs163_Storage1_Local] xxx_teco/xxx_teco_1.vmdk "-capcity 10485760
then, got the error:
Together-hard drive: Nao e possible associar o Parâmetro 'hard drive '. NAO e possible Converter "[brjgs163_Storage1_Local]" o valor homes don't do tipo "System.String" no type "VMware.VimAutomation.Types.HardDisk".
Em linha:1 caractere:36 + set-hard drive - vm xxx_teco - hard disk < < < < [brjgs163_Storage1_Local] xxx_teco/xxx_teco_1.vmdk - capcity 10485760
+ CategoryInfo: InvalidArgument: (:)) [game-hard drive], ParameterBindingException)
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId: CannotConvertArgumentNoMessage, VMware.VimAutomation.Commands.SetHardDisk
I have tryied somehow different to specify the disk hard but without success... always get these errors of messages...
any help, please.
The cmdlet Set-HDD wants something, such that returned by Get - hard drive to the hard drive setting.
Easier is to use the pipeline (see also example 1 on the hard disk-Get help).
get-disk hard - vm xxx_teco | where {$_.} {Name - eq ' Hard disk 2 "} | whole-disk hard-capcity 10485760
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