![]() You might be developing a script to enable this feature and having a "fake" SSD device would allow you to create such a script and test it. So why would you want to emulate an SSD device? Well for a vSphere environment, you may want to try out the new Swap to Host Cache feature from a functional perspective to see how it would work. It turns out, one of the engineers knew of a better way of emulating an SSD Virtual Disk that can be consumed beyond just Nested ESXi VMs but also for any other guestOSes that supports SSD devices. I figure this would be an easy answer and pointed the user to a blog article I had written a few years ago on how to fake an SSD device in ESXi using SATP claim rules via ESXCLI. There was a question that was posed internally about emulating an SSD device for a Nested ESXi environment running in VMware Fusion.
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