VolumeOptions

This value represents the file system attributes.

This value is the amount of free space on the volume.

This value is the time when the volume was created.

This value is the desired size of the new volume.

This value is the disk controller.

• IDE—Use this value to create an IDE disk.
• SCSI—Use this value to create a SCSI disk.

This value is the disk type.

• Dynamic—Use this value for ESX thin disks and for Hyper-V dynamic disks.
• Fixed—Use this value for ESX thick disks and for Hyper-V fixed disks.
• Flat Disk—Use this value for ESX flat disks. This type is not supported on Hyper-V.

This value is the file system format of the volume.

This value is the drive type.

This value is true if the volume is a container of other volumes; otherwise, it is false.

This value is true if the volume is read-only; otherwise, it is false.

This value is true if the volume is the system volume; otherwise, it is false.

This value is the type of item.

This value is the label assigned to the volume.

This value is the time when the volume was last accessed.

This value is the time when the volume was last written to.

This value is any additional metadata that may be displayed for a particular type of item. This metadata is not in any particular format, but you must be able to determine the format and decipher the metadata based on the type.

This value is the name of the volume. Typically, this name is used for display in the user interface.

This value is the path of the volume.

This value is the full path and file name of an existing virtual disk that you want to reuse. If this value is null, a new virtual disk will be created.

This value represents the saturation level of the volume. Typically, this value is used to display a visual state in the user interface.

This value is the physical size of the volume.

This value is the total size of the volume.

This value is the path on the host where the volume should be stored.

This value is the volume signature.

This value is the type of volume.