If you are trying to clone 6 separate LUNs, not create 6 clones of 1 LUN, then you will have to create a separate Clone Group for each source LUN as dynamox said. What is the purpose of the clones?
If you are trying to create clones of an application that spans multiple LUNs (like a database with logs and data files on separate LUNs) you will have to use some admsnap scripting most likely to create consistent clones when you fracture the clones.
I use Replication Manager to clone a database that is spread across 7 LUNs which total about 3TB in size. To fracture the clones every night and make the data consistent, RM uses scripts under the hood the consistently synchronize the LUNs before fracturing them.
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If you are trying to create clones of an application that spans multiple LUNs (like a database with logs and data files on separate LUNs) you will have to use some admsnap scripting most likely to create consistent clones when you fracture the clones.
I use Replication Manager to clone a database that is spread across 7 LUNs which total about 3TB in size. To fracture the clones every night and make the data consistent, RM uses scripts under the hood the consistently synchronize the LUNs before fracturing them.