1. Check how many clusters
VPlexcli:/> ls /clusters
2. LIST ALL LUNS(VIRTUAL VOLUME NAMES), VIEW INITIATORS
ls -t /clusters/cluster-1/exports/storage-views/<sv_name>
OR
ls -t **/storage-views/<sv_name>::virtual-volumes
3. Get mappings (DRILL DOWN)
drill-down --virtual-volume <virtual_volume_name>
4. REMOVE THE VIRTUAL VOLUMES FROM STORAGE VIEW
export storage-view removevirtualvolume -v <sv_name> -o <virtual_volume_name>
(add comma for multiple VVs)
5. REMOVE INITIATOR PORTS FROM STORAGE VIEW
export storage-view removeinitiatorport -v <sv_name> <initiator_name1>,<initiator_name2>
6. UNREGISTER INITIATOR PORTS
export initiator-port unregister -i <initiator_name1>
7. DELETE STORAGE VIEW
export storage-view destroy -v <sv_name>
8. TEARDOWN COMMAND
Teardown -command dismantles vplex storage objects, virtual volume, extent, and device, down to the storage-volume level.
advadm dismantle -v <virtual_volume_name>
9. UNCLAIM STORAGE VOLUME
storage-volume unclaim -d <storage_volume_name>
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Instead of running teardown, below commands can be used to individually destroy Virtual volume, Device and Extent respectevely.
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Destroy VV
virtual-volume destroy -v Device_name_Virtual_vol
DESTROY DEVICE
local-device destroy -d Device_name_Virtual_dev
DESTROY EXTENT
extent destroy -s Device_name_Virtual_ext
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