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VMWARE ESXI 6.7 HOST GRAPHICS SETTINGS UPDATE
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Not all guest operating systems support CPU hot add.

Virtual NUMA work correctly only with vSphere 6.x when you hot-add a new socket.

To use the CPU hot plug feature with virtual machines that are compatible with ESXi 4.x and later, set the Number of cores per socket to 1.

Hot-adding multi-core virtual CPUs is supported only with virtual machines that are compatible with ESXi 5.0 or later.

For best results, use virtual machines that are compatible with ESXi 5.0 or later.

There are some notes and suggestion for manage CPU hot-add (and remove):

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This feature is available only with Standard or Enterprise Plus editions and still is one of the distinct features of vSphere compared to other hypervisors (actually Microsoft Hyper-V does not implement it, but for example Nutanix AHV already has this feature).

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On Windows Server Datacenter edition it’s also possible hot-remove the sockets, for other OSes you need to shutdown the VM to remove the sockets. Note that is possible only hot-add socket with the same number of cores of the existing sockets… The number of cores cannot be changed on a running VM. Now you can hot-add a new socket (or more) to a running VM.

On the Virtual Hardware tab, expand CPU, and select Enable CPU Hot Add.

Right-click a virtual machine in the inventory and select Edit Settings.

Guest operating system that supports CPU hot plug (basically have a “recent” OS, for Windows from Windows Server 2008 or Vista).

Latest version of VMware Tools installed.

Virtual machine compatibility is ESX/ESXi 4.x or later.

There are some requisites to enable the CPU hot add option, you need to verify that the VM is running and is configured as follows: The CPU hot add option lets you add CPU resources to a running virtual machine. Virtual CPU hot-add and hot-removeīy default, you cannot add CPU resources to a virtual machine when the virtual machine is turned on.

VMWARE ESXI 6.7 HOST GRAPHICS SETTINGS UPDATE

To make the example much clear and specific, we will consider a VM running on vSphere 6.7 Update 1. Now let’s provide more information about some of the different resources and some tips and notes about how changing the hardware resources on a running VM. The following table summarize the different operations on a running VM with a “recent” guest OS: Type of resourceĬould be possible but usually not implementedĬould be possible (not on IDE devices) but usually not implemented This really depends by the hypervisor and its version (and sometimes also by its edition), but there are a lot of possibility. VM hardware resources hot changesīut which kind of resources is possible to modify on a running VM? Recently also virtual GPU are becoming more popular also on some server workload, due to the needs of specific computational tasks that are better performed on general purpose GPU, instead of a general-purpose CPU (note that vSphere 6.7U1 add the ability to vMotion VMs with virtual GPU). There are also the PCI devices, other SCSI device, the virtual FC ports, and several other type of storage devices (like NVMe and SATA based). On VMware vSphere it’s possible add a lot of hardware devices to a VM: Or are needed for some basic operations, like, for example, installing the guest OS where a video driver, a keyboard and a mouse device are needed to use the remote console. Then there can be also additional hardware components, that maybe are not mandatory, but maybe are useful on specific use cases.

Virtual disk connected to a virtual controller.

Virtual RAM (and maybe also a Persistent RAM).

Virtual CPU (and maybe virtual sockets and virtual cores).

Virtual Hardware type (depending by the virtualization layer).

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Hardware platform type (x86 for 32 bit VM or 圆4 for 64 bit VM).

StarWind Virtual Tape Library (VTL) OEMĮach Virtual Machine is a collection of resources provided by the infrastructure layer, usually organized in a pool of resources and assigned dynamically (or in some case statically) to each VM.Įach VM “see” a subset of the physical resources in a form of a virtual hardware components defined usually by the following minimum elements:.

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Software as a Service (SaaS) & Financing.

StarWind Virtual Tape Library Appliance (VTLA).