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Managing devices Managing XenVM devices on Server Unit x86
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9.2.2 Managing virtual disks
A virtual disk is a section of a disk pool which is seen as a uniform and contiguous disk by
the XenVM which uses it. When you create or extend a disk pool, you assign the pool one
or more physical volumes of a disk storage system.
When you create or extend a disk pool, you assign the pool one or more physical volumes
of a disk storage system.
A disk pool corresponds to a volume of the disk storage system.
Virtual disk creation always involves them being assigned immediately to a XenVM (in the
XenVM-specific menu, see
page 141 ).
When a XenVM is deleted, the assigned virtual disks can also optionally be deleted. If the
disks are not also deleted, they remain available as free virtual disks.
The
Virtual disks
tab provides the following functions:
●
Displaying information about all virtual disks
●
Delete unassigned virtual disks
Ê
Select
Devices
→ [
<se server>(SE<model>)
→ ]
<unit> (SU<x86>)
→
XenVM devices
,
Virtual disks
tab.
The Virtual disks tab displays information on all virtual disks.
The Virtual disks tab offers the following functionality for managing virtual disks: