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On-Prem NSM - how to increase disk size on ESXi
06/16/2023 
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For NSM On-Prem installed in ESXi, the size of hard disk can be increased in ESXi VM settings.
NOTE: You may get the error: "Virtual machine could not be reconfigured. Invalid operation for device" while trying to expand the hard disk.The reason for that error is because you have one (probably more) snapshot(s) on this VM.The resolution for that is to remove the snapshot created for the NSM Server.
Here are the steps:
1. shut down NSM VM;
2. click on "Edit" of the VM:
3. increase the size of hard disk. In the example below, the disk size has been increased from 255GB to 300 GB:
3. Save the change and boot the VM.
4. comparing TSR taken before and after, the disk size change has been reflected:
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