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  5. rmvolumeattachment

6.2.12.22 rmvolumeattachment

Delete a volume attachment.

Purpose

The rmvolumeattachment command allows you to delete an Exascale volume attachment.

Syntax

rmvolumeattachment attachment-id [ --protocol edv ] [ --force ]
rmvolumeattachment attachment-id iscsi-initiator-id --protocol iscsi [ --force ]

Command Options

The options for the rmvolumeattachment command are:

  • attachment-id: Identifies the volume attachment that is the subject of the operation. You can use the lsvolumeattachment command to find the identifier for each volume attachment.

  • --protocol: Specifies the attachment protocol, either edv (Exascale Direct Volume) or iscsi. If not specified, edv is assumed.

  • iscsi-initiator-id: For an iSCSI attachment only, specifies the iSCSI initiator identifier, which must be the same one that was used to create the attachment.

  • --force: Optionally removes a volume attachment even if it is being used.

Examples

Example 6-184 Delete an EDV Attachment

You can delete an Exascale Direct Volume (EDV) attachment by specifying just the attachment-id. In the following example, the attachment-id is 3:50e52177583f4be4bad68ac20b65001e. 

@> rmvolumeattachment 3:50e52177583f4be4bad68ac20b65001e

Example 6-185 Delete an iSCSI Attachment

You can delete an iSCSI volume attachment by specifying the --protocol iscsi command option and the attachment-id and iscsi-initiator-id. In the following example, the attachment-id is 2-2:50e52177583f4be4bad68ac20b65001e, and the iscsi-initiator-id is iqn.1988-10.com.oracle.vm01. 

@> rmvolumeattachment 2-2:50e52177583f4be4bad68ac20b65001e iqn.1988-10.com.oracle.vm01 --protocol iscsi

Parent topic: Block Store Management