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do you have SSH connectivity to the host?
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do you have SSH connectivity to the host?

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Hello All, <br />
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I ran into a huge problem today. My DR infrastructure went down and i have not connectivity except my Drac cards. I cannot get into my vcenter or my remote desktop server to control the environment. I need to unmount a VM from host A and register it on Host B.<br />
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I have done vim-cmd vmsvc/getallvms<br />
vim-vmd vmsvc/power.off VMID<br />
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I then unregistered it.<br />
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I need help registering it on the Host B.<br />
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How do i do that? Its saying that I need to add vmfs/volumes/etc, but i dont know the correct path. Also, my datastore has () in it. When i enter it, it says Object or Item referred to could not be found. <br />
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Is there a CMD to view all datastores that the ESXi Box is connected to. <br />
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thanks.
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Hello All, 

I ran into a huge problem today. My DR infrastructure went down and i have not connectivity except my Drac cards. I cannot get into my vcenter or my remote desktop server to control the environment. I need to unmount a VM from host A and register it on Host B.

I have done vim-cmd vmsvc/getallvms
vim-vmd vmsvc/power.off VMID

I then unregistered it.

I need help registering it on the Host B.

How do i do that? Its saying that I need to add vmfs/volumes/etc, but i dont know the correct path. Also, my datastore has () in it. When i enter it, it says Object or Item referred to could not be found. 

Is there a CMD to view all datastores that the ESXi Box is connected to. 

thanks.

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