Deleting remote paths

You can delete a remote path between a primary system and secondary system if you do not need that path.

Before you begin

  • Delete remote paths from the primary system.
  • Make sure that the remaining number of paths is equal to or greater than the minimum number of paths setting on the Add Remote Connection window, otherwise the delete path operation will fail.
  • Required role: Storage Administrator (Remote Copy)

In RAID Manager, use the raidcom delete rcu_path command or the raidcom delete rcu_iscsi_port command.

Procedure

  1. Click Storage Systems, and then expand the Storage Systems tree.

  2. In the Storage Systems tree, click Replication Remote Connections.

  3. In the Remote Connections window, click the Connections (To) tab.

  4. In the Connections (To) tab, select the remote connection with the path to be deleted.

  5. Click More Actions Remove Remote Paths.

  6. In the Remove Remote Paths window, select the type of path to be removed (Fibre or iSCSI), and click Remove for each remote path to be removed. Note that remote paths become unselectable when the minimum number of paths is reached.

  7. Click Finish.

  8. In the Confirm window, review the settings and enter a task name in the Task Name box.

  9. Click Apply to save your settings in the system.

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