Few things strike fear into the heart of a VMware administrator like the realization that a critical VMDK (Virtual Machine Disk) file has been deleted from a datastore. Whether it was a mistyped rm command, an overzealous cleanup script, or an accidental click in the vSphere Client, the result is the same: a virtual machine that refuses to start.
Few things strike fear into the heart of a VMware administrator like the realization that a critical VMDK (Virtual Machine Disk) file has been deleted from a datastore. Whether it was a mistyped rm command, an overzealous cleanup script, or an accidental click in the vSphere Client, the result is the same: a virtual machine that refuses to start.
