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D
elete
a
nas
Cluster
To remove a NAS Cluster, select the cluster you intend to delete in the left panel, click on the
Gear
icon and
select the
Delete NAS Gateway
option.
Deleting a NAS Gateway Cluster requires confirmation. A new menu appears. If you want to delete the NAS
Gateway, type “
Confirm
”
in the space provided and click on the
Confirm
button to acknowledge that you intend
to remove the Gateway cluster.
s
etuP
nas G
ateway
If you have completed the Setup Wizard process to create the initial NAS Gateway cluster, the menus used to
add a new node to the existing cluster, change the Link Aggregation or Virtual IP settings will be familiar. Basically
they are the same menus used to initially create the NAS Gateway cluster.
Important
If you add a node that had been previously configured to a
NAS Gateway cluster, the previous settings on the node being
added will be wiped out when reassigned. Keep in mind that
the operation will fail if either of the following circumstances
are true:
• The node is actively connected to NAS clients.
• The node is currently part of another cluster.
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Type “Confirm” to confirm that you intend to remove the NAS Gateway cluster