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From what I have heard they allow give you things based on the points you achieve. It's nothing nice, just things like t-shirts and other useless items. However useless, if someone wants points and they deserve them, I award them.

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dbreveard wrote: than I will award points.

dont get hung up too much on points - its not like they buy you anything

the EMC people that I know answering here do so to help in their spare time - its not like its part of their official job

personally I dont care much about points

I do however appreciate it very much to get some feedback if and how well a question was answered or a problem was solved, so that others can learn by reading here

Rainer

Thanks for the information. After stopping the replication set, I then issued the necessary commands on the destination Celerra to make the LUN read/write capable. After that, I presented the LUN to my ESXi host at the destination facility. Once that was done, I performed a rescan on the host and it discovered the available EMC disk. I then went into the storage option and added additional storage. It discovered the LUN and the associated Datastore. Once the Datastore was added, I then browsed it and added the VMs to my inventory. VSphere detected that the VMs were from another host and asked me if I wanted to resignature them. Once that was done, I was able to successfully start the VMs. Thanks to all who assisted.

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