Accepts only SdrsVMDiskAntiAffinityRule objects.
Specifies advanced options for creating hard disks. If the hard disk is attached to no virtual machine, the value of the DiskType parameter might be Unknown, which means that no type is specified. The valid values are rawVirtual, rawPhysical, flat, PMem, and unknown. Specifies the type of file backing that you want to use. Their use is not recommended because they do not work with snapshots and are not supported on ESX 3.5 and later. The 'NonPersistent' and 'Undoable' values are deprecated and scheduled for removal. This parameter is supported only when the disk type is set to "rawVirtual" or "flat". The valid values are Persistent, NonPersistent, IndependentPersistent, IndependentNonPersistent, and Undoable. Passing multiple values to this parameter is obsolete. Specifies the virtual machine to which you want to add the new disk. Use the Persistence parameter to make the disk Persistent (changes are immediately and permanently written to the disk), Nonpersistent (changes to the disk are discarded when you power off or reset the virtual machine), IndependentPersistent, IndependentNonPersistent, or Undoable. If "flat" mode is set by the DiskType parameter, the virtual disk backing is preallocated. In "physical" compatibility mode, the disk modes are ignored and commands are passed directly to the backing Logical Unit Number (LUN). In "virtual" compatibility mode, the disk can use the specified disk modes. When a new virtual disk with raw disk mapping (RDM) backing is created, the compatibility mode of "virtual" or "physical" must be specified using the DiskType parameter. This cmdlet creates a new hard disk on the specified virtual machine or datastore.
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