Esxi command for check my OS is installed on local hard disk or SAN

Hello ,
How I can check my OS (ESXI) is installed in Local HDD or SAN storage ????
Pls help..
Vaibhav

The first thing you must do is make sure that when the user connects with the Remote Desktop session that they allow their computer to share their disk drives with the remote computer (via the "more" or "options" button on the bottom of the screen (there seem to be a couple of versions of RD out there). Each time after that, they'll get prompted for sharing the drives again, and they can then tell it to stop issuing that message for that connection, so they don't get it all the time.
Then what you need to do to access the drive from the remote session is to change your hard-coded path to
tsclient\C\Test\sample.txt. You can see how this works yourself by starting a session
as suggested above, then going to windows explorer on the server. Go into the address bar and type
tsclient\ and after a delay, it should show you all the client's connected drives in a drop-down box.
I don't know how dependent this is on the server OS, but it works fine for me on 2000.

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