NAME

Add-DcsvCenterDataStore

SYNOPSIS

Adds a VMFS datastore on a virtual disk that is served to a VMware host or virtual machine.

SYNTAX

Add-DcsvCenterDataStore   -VimClient <Object>   -VirtualDisk <Object>   [ -Connection <String> ]   [ -PipelineVariable <String> ]

DESCRIPTION

Adds a VMFS datastore on a virtual disk that is served to a VMware host or virtual machine. The datastore will span the entire virtual disk.

PARAMETERS

-VimClient<Object>
VimclientHostData object, name, or ID that identifies the ESXi host or virtual machine. (The VimClientHostData object is a type of ClientHostData and can be retrieved from invoking Get-DcsClient.)

Required: true
Position: named
Default value:
Accept pipeline input: false
Accept wildcard characters: false

-VirtualDisk<Object>
VirtualDiskData object, name, or ID that identifies the virtual disk.

Required: true
Position: named
Default value:
Accept pipeline input: true (ByValue)
Accept wildcard characters: false

-Connection<String>
Alias of the connection to the server group. If not specified, the default connection will be used.

Required: false
Position: named
Default value:
Accept pipeline input: false
Accept wildcard characters: false

-PipelineVariable<String>

Required: false
Position: named
Default value:
Accept pipeline input: false
Accept wildcard characters: false

INPUTS

VirtualDiskData : Object that identifies and describes the virtual disk.

OUTPUTS

NOTES

Also see Get-DcsvCenter, Add-DcsvCenterDataStore, Set-DcsvCenterProperties, Remove-DcsvCenter, Set-DcsvCenterMultipathPolicy

EXAMPLES


-------------- Example 1 Adds a datastore to a specific virtual disk served to a VMware Host --------------
Add-DcsvCenterDataStore -VimClient (Get-DcsClient -Client audi.datacoresoftware.com) -VirtualDisk "Virtual disk 1"
		

The cmdlet Add-DcsvCenterDataStore is invoked and the object used for the parameter VimClient is retrieved by invoking Get-DcsClient for the VMware Host named "audi.datacoresoftware.com". The value of the parameter VirtualDisk is the name "Virtual disk 1".