By Pranay Jha
| Feb 10, 2016 | In
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This is a known issue and there is no resolution as of now. To workaround this issue, change UUID of VMDK by ESXi command line.
Step to change UUID:-
Login to ESXi through Putty and go to path where virtual machine is stored.
# cd \vmfs\volumes\DatastoreName\VMName
To identify the UUID currently assigned to disk:-
# vmkfstools -J getuuid <vmname>.vmdk
To change the UUID of disk:-
# vmkfstools -J setuuid <vmname>.vmdk
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Thank you for visiting my profile. I am Pranay Jha, bring along a total of 11+ years of extensive experience with me in Information Technology sector for organizations from small business to large enterprises, wherein my current assignment I am associated with IBM as a Technical Solution Architect for Virtualization platform. I am vExpert x 3 (16/17/18), VCIX-DCV, VCAP5/6-DCD, VCAP5-DCA, VCP7-CMA, VCP5/6-DCV, VCA-DCV, VCA-Cloud, VSP, VCE-CIA, MCITP, MCSE, MCSA(Messaging). I am also an Independent blogger and founder of http://vmwareinsight.com and https://cloudpathshala.com. I can be reached via email at pranay1988jha@gmail.com or Direct Message via Contact Us form.
