Replace the Virtual Disk on vCloud Air

You cannot resize a virtual disk after adding it to the Panorama virtual appliance running on VMware vCloud Air. Because the Panorama virtual appliance in Legacy mode allows only one log storage location, you must replace the virtual disk as follows to modify the log storage capacity. In Panorama mode, you can simply Add a Virtual Disk to Panorama on vCloud Air (up to the maximum of 12).

On the Panorama virtual appliance in Legacy mode, you will lose the logs on the existing disk when you replace it. For the options to preserve existing logs, see Preserve Existing Logs When Adding Storage on Panorama Virtual Appliance in Legacy Mode.

Remove the old virtual disk.

Access the vCloud Air web console and select your

Virtual Private Cloud OnDemand

region.

Select the Panorama virtual appliance in the

Virtual Machines

tab.

Select

Actions

Edit Resources

Click

for the virtual disk you are removing.

Add the new virtual disk.

Add another disk

Set the

Storage

to up to 8TB and set the storage tier to

Standard

SSD-Accelerated

Save

your changes.

Reboot Panorama.

Select

Panorama

Setup

Operations

and

Reboot Panorama

Verify that the modified log storage capacity is correct.

Select

Panorama

Setup

Management

and verify that the Logging and Reporting Settings section, Log Storage field, displays the modified log storage capacity accurately.

Document:Panorama Administrator's Guide

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