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I have a vSphere with pre-existing VMs that I want to manage with Vagrant.
However when I use a Vagrantfile from README, vagrant tries to create a new VM instead. The reason is that README requires to put in the file either this:
# this means clone a VMvsphere.clone_from_vm=true
…or this:
# this means create a VM from a templatevsphere.compute_resource_name='YOUR COMPUTE RESOURCE'vsphere.resource_pool_name='YOUR RESOURCE POOL'
…but I don't want a new VM, I want to run existing ones. In fact, I can't even clone some VMs, because I get a complaint
$ vagrant up --provider=vsphere
Bringing machine 'default' up with 'vsphere' provider...
==> default: Calling vSphere CloneVM with the following settings:
==> default: -- Source VM: Datacenter/vm/my_node1
==> default: -- Target VM: Datacenter/vm/my_node1
SnapshotIncompatibleDeviceInVm: Virtual machine is configured to use a device that prevents the snapshot operation: Device '' is a SCSI controller engaged in bus-sharing.
So, what options do I need to NOT clone/create a VM, but rather to run an existing one?
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I have a vSphere with pre-existing VMs that I want to manage with Vagrant.
However when I use a Vagrantfile from README, vagrant tries to create a new VM instead. The reason is that README requires to put in the file either this:
…or this:
…but I don't want a new VM, I want to run existing ones. In fact, I can't even clone some VMs, because I get a complaint
So, what options do I need to NOT clone/create a VM, but rather to run an existing one?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: