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Re: Remove access to san from esxi 5.1 when dummylun is presented

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I've decommissioned SANs (HP EVA) with their pseudo-LUN 0 in both ways without real issues (except ignorable error messages that ESXi lost access to the pseudo LUN 0), it doesn't really matter in the end but it's cleaner and I prefer to follow the same procedure of umounting the LUNs like in http://kb.vmware.com/kb/2004605.

 

So run esxcli storage core device set --state=off -d [ID]to detach the controller.

After running this command, the controller device should show up as unmounted in the storage device view and you can unzone/trash the old SAN.

On the next rescan the device should disappear entirely.

 

You should then also remove it from the list of detached devices with:

esxcli storage core device detached remove -d [ID]


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