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Remove a LUN from ESX host

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ESXi 5.0

 

To avoid the rather complex set of instructions that you needed to follow in 4.1., VMware

introduced new detach and unmounts operations to the vSphereUl &the CLI.

As per KB 2004605, to avoid an APD condition in 5.0, all you need to do now is to detach the

device from the ESX. This iill automatically unmounts the VMFS volume first. If there are

objects still using the datastore, you will be informed. You no longer have to mess about

creating and deleting rules in the PSA to do this safely. The steps now are:

 

1. Unregister all objects from the datastore including VMs and Templates

2. Ensure that no 3rd party tools are accessing the datastore

3. Ensure that no vSphere features, such as Storage I/O Control or Storage DRS, are using

the device

4. Detach the device from the ESX host; this iill also initiate an unmount operation

5. Physically unpresent the LUN from the ESX host using the appropriate array tools

6. Rescan the SAN


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