That's expected. Like usual virtual disks in ESXi, a RDM consists of two .vmdk files, a descriptor file (e.g. "vmname.vmdk"), and a pointer/mapping file (e.g. "vmname-rdmp.vmdk"). What shows up in the vSphere Client's GUI - and other tools like RVTools, which are aware of this - is the descriptor .vmdk file only, the other file is usually hidden.
André
If you check the vm, did you see if you have the pointer?
That's expected. Like usual virtual disks in ESXi, a RDM consists of two .vmdk files, a descriptor file (e.g. "vmname.vmdk"), and a pointer/mapping file (e.g. "vmname-rdmp.vmdk"). What shows up in the vSphere Client's GUI - and other tools like RVTools, which are aware of this - is the descriptor .vmdk file only, the other file is usually hidden.
André