By mounting the physical drive, you’re essentially replicating physical access to the actual hard disk as if it’s been removed from the server and connected directly to your PC. In this mode, the actual physical hard drive will be mounted, allowing you to access all partitions and unpartitioned areas of the drive. Method 2: mounting a physical hard drive hosting the ESX (ESXi) server With VMFS Recovery, you can still mount the working disk by following the steps described in the how-to guide: Mounting Hard Drives (VMDK files) of a Running Virtual Machine Note: the ESX server does not normally permit low-level disk access to a running virtual machine. There, select *.vmdk (or other type) files to mount. Select a folder with the virtual machine being recovered. DiskInternals VMFS Recovery - connect to database via SSH DiskInternals VMFS Recovery - ubunty flat vmdk disk
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