Hello,   Yes.  You will need to change the drive letter or mount point.   Windows will see them as two different drives.  You can do the same thing with a snapshot of a volume.   Where it gets tricky is Cluster Volumes, and Hyper-V CSV volumes.  Since there's additional OS side configuration requirements.   For standard NTFS/GPT volume it's fine.   What you can't do is mount the same volume on two or more servers without using Cluster Services or CSV LUNs.    Regards,  Don   
If I have EQ "volume-1" and I clone it to "volume-1-clone", can I have both attached to the same Windows server (2012r2) without any kind of conflict?  In Windows, they are GPT/NTFS.  Being a clone, I wasn't sure if there would be any identifiers on the disk or NTFS volumes that would end up no longer being unique. Thanks
Can cloned and source volume be attached simultaneously to same Windows server?