No, something is not correct with your license. All standard ESX 3i
licenses support all VM functionality except the ability to move VMs
around while they are running (Vmotion). Ensure that your hypervisor
isn't mounting the NFS volume as read only (which is an option for ESX
to do).
Al
Thank you very much. It's clear now.
One more question, I see that the API of the free ESX 3i version only
support read-only operations like monitoring. When I firstly installed ESXi
and didn't use the free license, I have 60 days' evaluation and VCL could
successfully do all operations. But when
Regarding NFS, below are a few practical reasons to not use local hard
disks to host the images as they run.
1) Say each image is 10GB, on a 72GB hard drive (the standard "large"
drive in a blade), that means as a maximum consolidation you can only
have 7 VM's on a blade. A blade can like
