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Guidelines for the snapdrive storage disconnect command
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Follow these guidelines when using the snapdrive storage disconnect command:
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When you disconnect a file system, SnapDrive for UNIX always removes the mountpoint.
Linux hosts allow you to attach multiple file systems to a single mountpoint. However, SnapDrive for UNIX requires a unique mountpoint for each file system. The
snapdrive storage disconnectcommand fails if you use it to disconnect file systems that are attached to a single mountpoint. -
If you use the
-lunoption to specify the name of a LUN that is a member of either a host disk group, or a file system, thesnapdrive storage disconnectcommand fails. -
If you use
-lunoption to specify the name of the LUN that is not discovered by multipathing software on the host, thesnapdrive storage disconnectcommand fails.
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snapdrive storage disconnect command fails while using RDM LUN, if the mapping igroup has more than two World Wide Port Names (WWPN), in releases prior to SnapDrive 5.2 for UNIX.
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