Vmware file not found power

Was it the host plugged into a port on the switch with a VLAN configuration? I've made sure that the config is exactly the same - the same cords into the same switches, everything is as it was downstairs.

Can you check the vmware. Ok, made some headway, removed the machine from the inventory and re-added it with the exact same system settings. Fired right up.

Now the problem that I have is that the actual file disks are missing for the file shares. I'm pretty sure they're on a NAS device in here an iomega SAN but the option to add them I'm not sure about - I can add another local disk to the system via the add hardware in settings, but I can only choose from "Create New Virtual Disk" or "Use an existing disk" - and I can't find them in there.

I did copy down the path from the other disks, and they look like they're iSCSI paths? First time using those as well. Had a plug in "5" when it should have been "3" on the SAN, and since we had to move the patch with the internet on it, I went ahead and did a full power down and moved the socket, looks like the disks are there again On the iomega as I thought Thanks for letting me bounce some ideas off you guys.

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