you have to every Replicated or Disaster Recovered LUN has it own Signature so you have to mount the volume manually.
so, Stop the replication between LUNs, no matter you do it from source or destination, just break the Replication.
If you double click on the "REPLICATED LUN" on the destination storage, in the "REPLICATION Tab" you will find the warning about replicating or something. you have to remove the replication tag from the destination LUN, for doing that you have to use Unisphere CLI.
(uemcli /stor/prov/luns/lun -id set -replDest no )
you can find the LUN ID using show
(uemcli /stor/prov/luns/lun show)
LUN is ready, if you get back to replication tab of destination LUN you will find the REPLICATION BUTTON and that's mean the LUN is ready to mount.
SSH to one of the ESXi Hosts and use command blow to find the LUN you want to mount:
esxcfg-volume –l
You can keep the LUN signature if you want just mount and check, but if you wanna use it in new environment its better to re signature it with -r command.
behdari
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November 21st, 2019 06:00
Here is the Answer.
you have to every Replicated or Disaster Recovered LUN has it own Signature so you have to mount the volume manually.
so, Stop the replication between LUNs, no matter you do it from source or destination, just break the Replication.
If you double click on the "REPLICATED LUN" on the destination storage, in the "REPLICATION Tab" you will find the warning about replicating or something. you have to remove the replication tag from the destination LUN, for doing that you have to use Unisphere CLI.
(uemcli /stor/prov/luns/lun -id set -replDest no )
you can find the LUN ID using show
(uemcli /stor/prov/luns/lun show)
LUN is ready, if you get back to replication tab of destination LUN you will find the REPLICATION BUTTON and that's mean the LUN is ready to mount.
SSH to one of the ESXi Hosts and use command blow to find the LUN you want to mount:
esxcfg-volume –l
You can keep the LUN signature if you want just mount and check, but if you wanna use it in new environment its better to re signature it with -r command.
So lets mount:
esxcfg-volume –M uuid/lable
sorry for bad english/