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vsphere-esxi-vcenter-server-55-storage-guide

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vSphere Storage2 Click the Manage tab, and click Settings.3 Click Advanced Settings, and click Edit.4 In the Key text box, type an appropriate key.Keyconfig.vpxd.filter.vmfsFilterconfig.vpxd.filter.rdmFilterconfig.vpxd.filter.SameHostAndTransportsFilterconfig.vpxd.filter.hostRescanFilterFilter NameVMFS FilterRDM FilterSame Host and Transports FilterHost Rescan FilterNOTE If you turn off the Host Rescan Filter, your hosts continue toperform a rescan each time you present a new LUN to a host or a cluster.5 In the Value text box, type False for the specified key.6 Click Add and click OK.You are not required to restart the vCenter Server system.Set Up Dynamic Disk MirroringTypically, you cannot use logical-volume manager software on virtual machines to mirror virtual disks.However, if your Microsoft Windows virtual machines support dynamic disks, you can protect the virtualmachines from an unplanned <strong>storage</strong> device loss by mirroring virtual disks across two SAN LUNs.Prerequisites• Use a Windows virtual machine that supports dynamic disks.• Required privilege: AdvancedProcedure1 Create a virtual machine with two virtual disks.Make sure to place the disks on different datastores.2 Log in to your virtual machine and configure the disks as dynamic mirrored disks.See Microsoft documentation.3 After the disks synchronise, power off the virtual machine.4 Change virtual machine settings to allow the use of dynamic disk mirroring.abcdRight-click the virtual machine and select Edit Settings.Click the VM Options tab and expand the Advanced menu.Click Edit Configuration next to Configuration Parameters.Click Add Row and add the following parameters:Namescsi#.returnNoConnectDuringAPDscsi#.returnBusyOnNoConnectStatusValueTrueFalseeClick OK.148 VMware, Inc.

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