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Re: Finding UUID of LUN

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Whats does the number denote which follows /vmfs/volumes/5ccfg379-5049xxxxx

This is the filesystem UUID which is generated when you format a disk or partition with VMFS or the installer formats its vfat volumes. It's separate from the physical disk ID (usually naa.XXXX or t10.XXXX) which is generated by the storage device.

 

You can get a list of all registered VMFS filesystems with this command:

# esxcli storage filesystem list

Mount Point                                        Volume Name            UUID                                 Mounted  Type            Size          Free

-------------------------------------------------  ---------------------  -----------------------------------  -------  ------  ------------  ------------

/vmfs/volumes/516fcbf8-669aa37a-61e9-040981e22300  Datastore1              516fcbf8-669aa37a-61e9-040981e22300     true  VMFS-5  268167020544  266583670784

/vmfs/volumes/523a4564-6a4506c3-cf7f-10604b0aace1  Datastore2              523a4564-6a4506c3-cf7f-10604b0aace1     true  VMFS-5  299842404352  285894246400

 

This tells you which VMFS volumes are mapped to which physical disk device:

# esxcfg-scsidevs -m

naa.6000eb38ccef4563000000000000043c:1              /vmfs/devices/disks/naa.6000eb38ccef4563000000000000043c:1 516fcbf8-669aa37a-61e9-040981e22300  0 Datastore1

naa.600508b1001c4fe29284c8a220cc4932:1              /vmfs/devices/disks/naa.600508b1001c4fe29284c8a220cc4932:1 523a4564-6a4506c3-cf7f-10604b0aace1  0 Datastore2


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