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Attach physical hard disk to Xen/XCP-ng Server
Published at
2/24/2022
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xenserver
xcpng
disk
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Login to Server via SSH.
Install lshw
yum install lshw
Check disks:
lshw -class disk -short
This command will show the device name
of disks.
Get host uuid:
xe host-list
Create/Attach disk:
xe sr-create content-type=user device-config:device=<device-name> host-uuid=<host-uuid> name-label="Disk-Label" shared=false type=ext
This will return new disk uuid and now you will be able to see the disk with the label
in Storage
section of your Xen Center
or XCP-ng Center
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