what *exactly* are you trying to achieve ?
So here's the goal:  I'm attempting to Replicate Source File Systems that are configured without DeDuplication.  I performed the following:  #1 I created a VDM #2 I then created a test file system that is DeDuplicated Enabled and mounted it to the VDM in Step #1 #3 I mounted the File System as Read Only (ro) via the CLI. #4 I then modified the VDM with -setstate mounted.  Which places it in an "unloaded" status. #5 I was able to Replicate the Source VDM to an existing VDM. #6 I was able to replicate the source FS (NON DeDuplicated) to a destination FS (DeDuplicated Enabled).  So Far So Good.  What happens when I create a new Source File System under the VDM that is currently being replicated?  I could not create a new File System to the Destination VDM since it is "Unloaded".  My questions are:  #1 Is this a valid process? #2 Can I create a File System mounted under server_2 and then remount to the "Unloaded" VDM?  That way I can select an existing File System through the replication wizard?  Any feedback will greatly be appreciated.  Thanks,  Damian
Celerra Replication process to existing destination File Systems, Feedback?