Hello

I would really searching a answer for my questions for the flash copy using Vmware enviorment, can anyone answer my questions?

we have two enviorment prod and DR enviroment

we have assigned 200 gb lun to production and we formwated as vmfs and then allocated to VM’s as vmdk file ( around 5 volumes including C drive)

Now we have Flash copy made available on DR environment, now my question is.

if we do rescan on DR environment with after enabling re-signature, does VMware will still recognizing as VMFS volume?? of 200 GB flash copy lun and can we get all VM’s in that datastore? – any issue from the duplicate volume identify prospective from IBM storage?

I have same questions like below discussion but that discussion not answered hence questioning again in new discussion

https://communities.vmware.com/message/586050#586050

I wonder if there is any reason why Quick Launch Explorer items are inactive when you are in Review mode of a Call/Request/Task screen.

I don’t think that executing any Quick Launch item should necessary mean that you are taking steps to resolve a Call.

Especially in case when Quick Launch item does not require to update the entity history (you may [un-]select this setting in the Quick Launch configuration).

I may be wrong of course (if I just don’t see that important reason) but I decided to make them active.

And here is the solution if anyone wouldn’t mind to do the same:

InQuickApplications.js

     LINE 92:

     oExplorer.EnableDisableKey(“QuickApp” + arrQuickAppDetails[i].ref, !bReview);

has to be changed to

     oExplorer.EnableDisableKey(“QuickApp” + arrQuickAppDetails[i].ref, !bReview || !arrQuickAppDetails[i].recordInHistory);

Now, in example, from Quick Launch I can open internet browser window with Google Maps showing a Call organization location without taking action on that particular Call. [Do VSM Certified Developers remember this challenging task? =) ]

Have a good morning/day/night,

Gytis

P.S. as usually, this is only a suggestion for those who would like to take the responsibility on their own. Contact PSO or the vendor if you want to be sure.