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This command also forgets the logical unit for this storage volume.
Use the storage-volume forget command to tell the cluster that unclaimed and unreachable storage volumes are not
coming back and it is safe to forget them.
Forgotten storage volumes are removed from the context tree.
Use the --verbose argument to print a message for each volume that could not be forgotten.
Use the logical-unit forget command for the functionality supported by the removed arguments.
Example
Forget a specified storage volume:
VPlexcli:/clusters/cluster-1/storage-elements/storage-volumes> forget --storage-volume
VPD83T3:6006016021d0250027b925ff60b5de11
Forget all unclaimed, unused, and unreachable storage volume on the cluster:
VPlexcli:/clusters/cluster-1/storage-elements/storage-volumes> storage-volume forget *
3 storage-volumes were forgotten.
Use the --verbose argument to display detailed information while you forget all unclaimed, unused, and unreachable storage
volumes on the cluster:
VPlexcli:/clusters/cluster-1/storage-elements/storage-volumes> storage-volume forget * --
verbose
WARNING: Error forgetting storage-volume 'VPD83T3:60000970000192602773533030353933':
The 'use' property of storage-volume VPD83T3:60000970000192602773533030353933' is 'meta-
data' but must be 'unclaimed' or 'unusable' before it can be forgotten.
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3 storage-volumes were forgotten:
VPD83T3:6006016030802100e405a642ed16e111
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See also
● logical-unit forget
● storage-volume unclaim
storage-volume list-banished
Displays banished storage-volumes on a director.
Contexts
All contexts.
In /clusters/cluster/storage-elements/storage-volumes context, command is list-banished.
Syntax
storage-volume list-banished
[-n|--director] path
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