Hide the data store

I want to use a data for a virtual computer store, how can I hide this data store for other virtual machines?

I don't used that our VMware Admins see this data store, when they for example convert a virtual machine... (So I want to hide the data from the view of admins store)

Thank you in advance!

It is not possible. You can consider using a RDM for this particular virtual machine.

Duncan

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