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In VMware it is possible to do a "host only" migration, and leave the VM on its current (shared) datastore.
The docs here say for vm migrate "Resource pool and datastore are mandatory."
but... I can't find any way (with knife-vsphere) to query which datastore the vm lives on in the first place.
Seems like datastore should be an optional parameter if --dest-host is supplied, indicating a host-only migration.
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Hi, the docs say the datastore is optional - The datastore where the virtual machine should be located. If not specified, the current datastore is used., so yea, it could be optional.
In VMware it is possible to do a "host only" migration, and leave the VM on its current (shared) datastore.
The docs here say for vm migrate "Resource pool and datastore are mandatory."
but... I can't find any way (with knife-vsphere) to query which datastore the vm lives on in the first place.
Seems like datastore should be an optional parameter if --dest-host is supplied, indicating a host-only migration.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: