· Hot Add option is available only those O/S, which
supports Hot Add
· Hot Add is by default disabled, to enable Hot Add VM
must be Power off
· FT does not support to Hot Add
Adding, Modifying, and Removing Virtual
Hardware
· Typically, USB, Ethernet, and Hard
drives are the only HW that can be added “hot”
· You cannot remove any hardware “hot”
· There are many virtual machine
options that you should explore
·
When a VM is powered off, you can add or remove virtual
hardware. Keep in mind that yo OS and
apps also need to recognize it.
What
are the requirements to use vSphere Hot Add / Hot Plug?
· Hot Add is for RAM
· Hot Plug is for CPU
· Hot remove of RAM is not supported
by vSphere
· Support for these “hot” features are
highly dependent on your Guest OS - not on
What are the requirements to use vSphereHot
Add / Hot Plug?
·
Which Guest OS supports HOT CPU PLUG without a reboot?
·
Windows 7 ENT & ULT 64-bit
·
Win 2008 64 bit DATACENTER
·
Stay tuned for more guests (Windows and Linux) to support
hot plug without reboot!
What are the requirements to use vSphere
Hot Add / Hot Plug?
·
Note that Hot Add & Hot Plug are NOT turned on by
default (must power off to enable)
·
Note that Hot Add / Hot Plug are NOT compatible with VMware
Fault Tolerance (FT)

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