The virtual hardware memory size determines how much memory is available to applications that run in the virtual machine. The memory resource settings for a virtual machine determine how much of the host's memory is allocated to the virtual machine. You can set most of the memory parameters during virtual machine creation or after the guest operating system is installed. You can add, change, or configure virtual machine memory resources or options to enhance virtual machine performance. To use the VMware multicore virtual CPUs feature, you must comply with the requirements of the guest operating system EULA. The number of virtual CPUs that are available to a virtual machine depends on the number of licensed CPUs on the host, and the number of CPUs supported by the guest operating system. The CPU or processor is the portion of a computer system that carries out the instructions of a computer program and is the primary element carrying out the computer's functions. (Optional) To view and configure device settings, expand any device.If any part of the configuration requires attention, the wizard alerts you. So, you must adjust the size of the newly added devices in accordance with the amount of the PMem available to the host. Note: If the virtual machine uses PMem storage, the hard disks that are stored on a PMem datastore and the NVDIMM devices that you add to the virtual machine all share the same PMem resources. Assign required on the network which is assigned to the new virtual machine that is being created. AllocateSpace required on all datastores where the virtual machine and its virtual disks are created. AdvancedConfig if setting values in ConfigSpec.extraConfig. HostUSBDevice if including a VirtualUSB device backed by a host USB device.

RawDevice if including a raw device mapping (RDM) or SCSI passthrough device. AddNewDisk if including a virtual disk device that creates a new virtual disk file (not RDM). AddExistingDisk if including a virtual disk device that refers to an existing virtual disk file (not RDM). Create privileges.ĭepending on the properties of the virtual machine you want to create, you might need the following additional privileges:

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