You can disconnect an iSCSI target from a Windows host if there are no LUNs connected to it.
Before You Begin
You must disconnect any LUNs connected to the target before the target can be disconnected.
Steps
-
Perform the following actions to disconnect an iSCSI target:
- In the left MMC pane, select the instance of SnapDrive from which you want to disconnect an iSCSI target
.
- Double-click iSCSI Management.
- Select the iSCSI session that you want to disconnect.
- From the menu choices at the top of MMC, navigate to
Action > Disconnect Target.
A SnapDrive pop-up box is displayed prompting you to confirm your action. Additionally, if you have LUNs connected to the iSCSI target, a warning pop-up box is displayed prompting you to confirm that all LUNs on the iSCSI target can be terminated.
- Click Yes.
The selected iSCSI target is disconnected from the Windows host.