Hi,  Unfortunately the UI does not allow you to see the UUID of a virtual volume (VV) until it is placed into a storage view. It is in each storage view context where you can find the UUID its member virtual volumes.  To see all the VV in a storage view (view_name for example) from the CLI:  ls -t /clusters/cluster-1/exports/storage-views/view_name::virtual-volumes  The "-t" tells ls to list the specified attribute (virtual-volumes) of the object view_name.   Notice the double colons separating the object from its attribute.  Unfortunately, there is no way to see the UUID of virtual volumes that haven't been placed into a storage view. Remember that a storage view won't export a virtual volume until the storage view contains a minimum of a VPLEX FE port, a host initiator port and a virtual volume.  So you could see the UUID without actually exporting the virtual volume to a host.  I hope this helps.
Folks, Does anyone know of a cli command or script that will populate all the virtual volumes (with their UUID) on the VPLEX regardless of whether belong to a storage-view or not?. I have been doing ls -f on the storage view to get the UUID details of the virtual volumes that belong to that storage view, but how to find UUID of virtual volumes that does not belong to any storage view?. All in all, how to get UUID of ALL the virtual volumes on the VPLEX using a single command. Thank you!
List UUID of all virtual volumes on VPLEX