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hellzblender
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Power Outage

After I had a power outage and the server turned off. I started up my vSphere Client and none of my servers are listed. I tried to create a new Virtual Machine under Custom. Under Select a Disk, I selected Use an existing virtual disk. I chose a .vmdk file. Once completed I try to start up the virtual server but it says Insufficient disk space on datastore". What am I doing wrong? How do I get the virtual servers to show up again?

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abhilashhb
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If all the servers are still there on the datastore, you can browse to each VM's folder and right-click on .vmx file and add it to inventory.

This will bring them back to inventory. Check the storage space on the datastore and make sure you have enough space.

Abhilash B
LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/abhilashhb/

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abhilashhb
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If all the servers are still there on the datastore, you can browse to each VM's folder and right-click on .vmx file and add it to inventory.

This will bring them back to inventory. Check the storage space on the datastore and make sure you have enough space.

Abhilash B
LinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/abhilashhb/

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hellzblender
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wow thanks you are a life saver!!!

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abhilashhb
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Glad it helped Smiley Happy

Abhilash B
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