You go to the vSphere Client utility and select the VM. Over the last few months you have taken a dozen snapshots. After a few months you realize that you have installed a lot of programs and your VM hard disk is running out of space. Your ESXi server’s hard disk is 1TB in size and you have a VM running a Windows Server 2008 R2 guest operating system that has two drives, a 30GB drive C and a 20GB drive D. Let’s use the following scenario as an example.
Keep in mind that increasing the size of the VM is different than increasing the size of the disk partition on the host computer. But if you have any snapshots, it can be a pain. If you are running VMware ESXi 4.1 you can increase the size of the virtual machine (VM) relatively easily once you know how.
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