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Troubleshooting Managed Volumes
Removing an Imported Share
8-14 CLI Maintenance Guide
Removing an Imported Share
You can remove a share from its managed volume without affecting service to the
volume’s clients. The
remove-share migrate
command migrates all of the share’s files
and master directories to another share or share farm in the same volume. (A master
directory is the first-imported (or only) instance of a directory in the managed
volume.)
Before you remove the share, you must first verify that it is not referenced by any
policies or rules; look for the share name in the volume’s rules (use the
show policy
namespace volume
command, as shown in “Focusing on One Volume” on page 12-11
of the CLI Storage-Management Guide ). Also, the share must be online in the
namespace: use
show namespace status
to confirm this (see “Monitoring the Import”
on page 9-55 of the same manual).
To retain copies of all migrated files, you have the option to use
migrate retain-files
in
the share before you remove it (see “Retaining Copies of Files on the Share
(optional)” on page 12-42 of the CLI Storage-Management Guide ).
From priv-exec mode, use
remove-share migrate
to remove the share:
remove-share migrate namespace volume share destination
where:
namespace (1-30 characters),
volume (1-1024 characters), and
share (1-64 characters) all identify the share to remove, and
destination (1-64 characters) is the destination share or share farm. This
command migrates all of the share ’s files and master directories to the
destination . This must be a share or share farm in the same volume .