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Home > Forums > MIS/IT > Operating Systems - Hardware Independent > Microsoft: Microsoft Cluster Server (MSCS) Forum

remove SAN LUN from MSCS 2003 R2 Cluster

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Dougieoz (MIS)
25 Mar 11 7:24
Hi Guys,
i have a two node mscs 2003 R2 cluster which i need to remove a couple of volumes presented from an EMC SAN. Does anyone know the procedure or have a link to documentation on how to do this?

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks
Dougie
mrdenny (Programmer)
27 Mar 11 1:28
It's pretty easy.  Remove the LUNs from the cluster using the cluster manager.  Then remove them from the storage group on the EMC array.

If any services are dependent on the storage you'll need to remove that dependency first which will require taking the service offline in Windows 2003.

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Dougieoz (MIS)
27 Mar 11 11:25
excellent thanks Denny. I always like it when a reply starts with Its pretty easy smile

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Dougie
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