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This virtual machine needs to have its disks consolidated
This virtual machine needs to have its disks consolidated





VMFS-5 upgraded from VMFS-3 continues to use MBR (Master Boot Record) partition type when the VMFS-5 volume is grown above 2TB, it automatically switches from MBR to GPT (GUID Partition Table) without impact to the running VMs.VMFS-5 upgraded from VMFS-3 continues to have a file limit of 30,720 rather than the new file limit of > 100,000 for newly created VMFS-5.VMFS-5 upgraded from VMFS-3 continues to use 64KB sub-blocks and not new 8K sub-blocks.

this virtual machine needs to have its disks consolidated

This is the primary reason I would recommend the creation of new VMFS-5 datastores and migrating virtual machines to new VMFS-5 datastores rather than performing in place upgrades of VMFS-3 datastores. Copy operations between datastores with different block sizes won’t be able to leverage VAAI.

  • VMFS-5 upgraded from VMFS-3 continues to use the previous file block size which may be larger than the unified 1MB file block size.
  • this virtual machine needs to have its disks consolidated

    Differences between upgraded and newly created VMFS-5 datastores:







    This virtual machine needs to have its disks consolidated