- HIT Microsoft Product Description
- Revision History
- Platforms Affected
- HIT/ME Components
- Supported Versions of the Windows Operating System
- Requirements
- New in This Release
- Issues Corrected in Version 5.4
- Usage Constraints
- Known Issues
- Known Issues with PowerStore Import
- Importing The SMP Provider by Using SCVMM 2016 Displays an Error Message
- The Change Option is not Available to Add or Remove any Components or Features of HIT/ME
- EHCM Might Drop Sessions When Using Broadcom or QLogic HBAs for iSCSI
- ASM Error When Updating to Window Server 2016 or Windows Server Core 2016
- Windows 2016 Schedules Not Running When Re-Enabled
- Set-ASMCollection Cmdlet Not Functioning as Designed
- Installing SCVMM 2012 R2 UR5 Causes EqualLogic Storage Discovery Issues
- Windows 2016 SharePoint Components Not Enumerated After Fresh Install of HIT Kit
- Exchange Replica Smart Copies Might Require Manual Soft Recovery
- Deleting a VSS Snapshot Occasionally Results in an Error Condition in the Group Manager Due to iSCSI Log Off Failure
- Support Resources
Dell EqualLogic Host Integration Tools for Microsoft Edition Version 5.4 Release Notes
Incorrect Report of a Device as In-Use
Windows Server
2012 might incorrectly notify you that a device is in use when you
try to log out from an iSCSI target. This issue can occur even though
no application is using files on any volume associated with the iSCSI
target.
Consequently, the relevant task wizards in Auto-Snapshot Manager (or ASMCLI commands) such as Unmount, Logoff, or Delete might display a Volume in use error.
If you encounter this problem and you are certain that no application is using the volume, you can select the Ignore option in Auto-Snapshot Manager or you can set the disk offline on Windows Server 2012 by using the following procedure:
CAUTION: Following
this procedure (using either the ASM/ME GUI or the ASMCLI) when one
or more files are in use might result in data loss or corruption.
- Identify the correct iSCSI target.
- Launch the command prompt by clicking Start → Run, then type cmd.
- Enter diskpart at the Windows command prompt to display the DISKPART> prompt.
- Enter list volume to list all volumes known to Windows.
- Examine the column headed Volume ### and identify the volume (or volumes) associated with the iSCSI target.
- Enter select volume volume_name, where volume_name is the volume that you identified in the previous step.
- Enter offline disk to set the physical disk for the volume offline.
- Enter exit to close the diskpart menu.
- Enter exit to close the command window.
After setting the disk offline, you can successfully log out from the iSCSI target using the iSCSI initiator GUI or CLI.
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