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Delete an iSCSI service for an SVM
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You can delete an iSCSI service for a storage virtual machine (SVM) if it is no longer required.
What you'll need
The administration status of the iSCSI service must be in the “down” state before you can delete an iSCSI service. You can move the administration status to down with the vserver iscsi modify command.
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Use the
vserver iscsi modifycommand to stop the I/O to the LUN.vserver iscsi modify -vserver vs1 -status-admin down -
Use the
vserver iscsi deletecommand to remove the iscsi service from the SVM.vserver iscsi delete -vserver vs_1 -
Use the
vserver iscsi show commandto verify that you deleted the iSCSI service from the SVM.vserver iscsi show -vserver vs1
