HI Abhi,
The reason is because every installation of NTAPagent creates a unique "Agent ID"
But in this case, cloning VMs also copied this unique ID across VMs.
You need to re-generated the host agent ID number
How to regenerate the host agent ID number?
By deleting the existing host agent ID number, you can force NetApp Host Agent to generate a new
host agent ID number when it restarts.
Steps
1. Stop the NetApp Host Agent service.
2. Delete the existing agent ID number using the procedure for your type of host.
If your host is running Windows
Then Delete the following registry value:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\NetApp\Agent\Config\System-ID
If your host is running Solaris or Linux
Remove the line that begins with System-ID= from the following configuration
file: /opt/NTAPagent/ntap_agent.cfg
3. Restart the NetApp Host Agent service.
How to stop & start the NetApp Host Agent service ?
a. On Linux,
/etc/init.d/NTAPagent stop
/etc/init.d/NTAPagent start
b. On Windows, use services.msc
Regards,
Prasad S