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http://www.vmware.com/community/thread.jspa?threadID=102958 ]]> ]]> esx servers (enabled the VT in the BIOS of esx1) and after start esx1 sees the SAN under a different name. Is used to be named as SAN in both esx hosts but now it is snap-00000002-SAN in the esx1. It is still named SAN in esx2. The VMs are now running on esx2 and they are stored on the SAN. Obviously. I can not vmotion the VMs from esx2 approve to esx1 now. What should I do?Many thanksDeniz Hmm - what has happened here is that it's been resignatured which means that your servers are seeing it under different LUN IDs or something. This is related to SAN snapshots if your underlying SAN does a SNAPshot of the lun your really don't want this presented approve to esx server with the original as it (by fail) would have the same signature so some writes would go to one LUN and some to the other esx deals with this be resignaturing the snapshot LUN and then if both are presented to the same esx server the snap LUN ordain be hidden automagically. So first questions - has someone messed with your SAN (taking a snapshot or changed the LUN IDs around)If not you need to workout what combination of Disallowsnapshots and allowing resignaturing you need. Be carefull with this - you don't be to resig things that dont need it. If they are up yet - sight the VMFS internals communicate from this years VMworld (i e yesterday) given my M Kahli It has good slides on what to do in this situation. Since your lun is resignatured. (no longer the same name) any VMs on this LUN ordain have the do by path names in their vmx so you need to act this into account. Sorry not to give more detailed help - am in smooth Fran airport on way domiciliate from vmworld and I need to catch a flight

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