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December 19th, 2012 13:00

Celerra command to delete won't work

I am new to my VNX and setup pools for file using "disk provisioning wizard for file".  I'd like to delete these pools that I just setup, as they were just for testing.  I have looked at this dicussion:

https://community.emc.com/thread/125511

But I can't run the command "nas_pool id=32 -delete -perm".  I get the following error: "Error 2100: usage: nas pool".  I am running on the latest code for file and block.

Let me know how to delete these test pools.  The pools are not in use and I am logged in a root user.

Thanks

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December 19th, 2012 14:00

[root@CORP-VNXCS0 nasadmin]# nas_disk -l

id   inuse  sizeMB    storageID-devID   type  name          servers

1     y      11260  APM00124110539-2007 CLSTD root_disk     1,2

2     y      11260  APM00124110539-2008 CLSTD root_ldisk    1,2

3     y       2038  APM00124110539-2009 CLSTD d3            1,2

4     y       2038  APM00124110539-200A CLSTD d4            1,2

5     y       2044  APM00124110539-200B CLSTD d5            1,2

6     y      65526  APM00124110539-200C CLSTD d6            1,2

7     n    8446309  APM00124110539-0010 CLATA d7            1,2

8     n    8446309  APM00124110539-0011 CLATA d8            1,2

9     n    8446309  APM00124110539-0012 CLATA d9            1,2

10    n    8446309  APM00124110539-0013 CLATA d10           1,2

11    n    1081549  APM00124110539-0014 CLSAS d11           1,2

12    n    1081549  APM00124110539-0015 CLSAS d12           1,2

13    n    1081549  APM00124110539-0016 CLSAS d13           1,2

14    n    1081549  APM00124110539-0017 CLSAS d14           1,2

15    n    1081549  APM00124110539-0018 CLSAS d15           1,2

16    n      44471  APM00124110539-0019 CLSAS d16           1,2

17    n    1081549  APM00124110539-001A CLSAS d17           1,2

18    n    1081549  APM00124110539-001B CLSAS d18           1,2

19    n    1081549  APM00124110539-001C CLSAS d19           1,2

20    n      44471  APM00124110539-001D CLSAS d20           1,2

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December 19th, 2012 14:00

[root@CORP-VNXCS0 nasadmin]# nas_pool -l

id      inuse   acl     name                      storage system

18      n       0       clarata_r6                APM00124110539

32      n       0       clarsas_archive           APM00124110539

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December 19th, 2012 14:00

oh..odd..then I think I have something setup wrong.  When I look at "storage pools for file" in unisphere, I see 2 storage pools that are listed in the above command.  They have all the storage that I just provisioned to them though..  Clarata_r6 has around 30 TB and clarsas_archive has around 8 TB.  How did all the storage I just added get added to those?  I used the disk provisioning wizrd for file.  How do I reclain this space?

Thanks in advance.

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December 19th, 2012 14:00

these are system defined pools, do not touch them. Did you present some storage and now you are trying to pull it back ? If yes can you post output from "nas_disk -l"

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December 19th, 2012 14:00

disk 7-20 are the ones you provisioned, if you want to delete them you should run this command:

nas_disk -delete 7 -perm -unbind

nas_disk -delete 8 -perm -unbind

..and so on. This will properly remove these devices from VNX datamovers and then unbind them in Unisphere. When you are done the pools will be empty.

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December 19th, 2012 14:00

can we see output from "nas_pool -l"

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