Changed Block Tracking
A VMware function that identifies the modified blocks of a virtual disk.
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Eager Zeroed Thick
A VMware disk format with all space allocated and initialized to zero at creation.
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Network technology specialized in bulk storage transport.
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A network segmentation rule Fibre Channel.
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A VMware disk whose space is reserved but whose blocks are initialized when they are first used.
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A logical storage unit presented to a server or cluster.
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A VMware operation that merges or cleans files from snapshot remaining.
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A VMware mechanism allowing a VM to access almost directly to a LUN SAN.
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A VMware solution that aggregates local disks of multiple hosts in shared storage.
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A unique identifier used by ports Fibre Channel.
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