HP 3PAR Operating System Software - Manual (Page 143)

d. If Show advanced options is selected, you have the option of selecting the After Export,
issue VLUN change notification (LIP or RSCN) checkbox.
4. Click Next to go to the Summary page, or click Finish to complete the wizard.
Summary
Review the summary information, then click Finish.
Removing a Virtual Volume Set
To remove a virtual volume set:
1.
Access the Virtual Volume Sets screen.
2. Right-click the virtual volume set you wish to remove.
NOTE: If you wish to remove multiple virtual volume sets (see “Selecting Multiple Items”
(page 406) ), select the volume sets you wish to remove before right-clicking.
3. In the menu that appears, click Remove.
The Remove Virtual Volume Sets dialog box appears.
4. Click OK or select the Remove associated VLUNs if applicable checkbox to run the Remove
Virtual Volume Sets dialog.
Remove Virtual Volume Sets
If there are associated VLUNs that can be removed, you have the option of selecting the Remove
associated VLUNs if applicable checkbox. If you select this checkbox, the Unexport Virtual Volume
confirmation screen will appear.
Unexport Virtual Volume
Click OK to unexport the volume and return to the Remove Virtual Volume Sets dialog box.
Viewing Virtual Volume Sets
To view a system's virtual volume sets:
1.
In the Manager Pane, click Provisioning.
2. In the Management Tree, click Virtual Volume Sets under the system node you wish to view.
The following information is displayed:
Description Column
The name of the virtual volume set. Each name is a link to that virtual volume set's detail
information. See
“Viewing a Single Virtual Volume Set” (page 144) .
Name
The domain in which the virtual volume set resides. Domain
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