Perfect.  Thanks for your help Neal ------------------------------ David Linde Sr Systems Mgmt Analyst United HealthCare Services Inc. ------------------------------

Hi David, If you go under the Help -> About menu for each Delphix Engine there will be a unique "Server ID" that identifies them (in my case it is " 564dd38c-05a8-783a-1c96-16cb72ed2010"). Then if you look in your toolkit directory, each engine's ...

Thanks Neal. The databases are stopped and File Systems is marked as unmounted.  I deleted one of the VDBs without an issue. I do have another question.  The servers (old an new) are all using a common NAS share for the the Toolkit Path.  Do the environments ...

Hi David, That message means the environment is disabled and it won't allow you to delete the VDB while the environment is disabled. You should be able to enable the environment and delete the VDB. What does the status show for the VDB? Does it ...

Hi Neal, All VDBs, dSources, and environments were disabled before we did the failover. I'm not sure how thing should look on the original server after failover, but I don't see anything different on that end.  No messages saying a failover was done, ...

Hi David, When you replicated and failed over, did you disable all of the VDBs and dSources on the source Delphix Engine ( https://documentation.delphix.com/docs/controlled-failover?highlight=controlled%20failover )? If this replica is the result ...

Thanks Adam, but those are the procedures I was referring to- in my post.  Step 1, 2, and 3 are deleting all VDBs, dSources, and environments.  But we're not looking to delete those, they have just been moved to another server via the replication function.  ...

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