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Disconnecting an iSCSI target from a Windows host

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

  1. Perform the following actions to disconnect an iSCSI target:
    1. In the left MMC pane, select the instance of SnapDrive from which you want to disconnect an iSCSI target .
    2. Double-click iSCSI Management.
    3. Select the iSCSI session that you want to disconnect.
    4. 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 access to the LUNs on the iSCSI target can be terminated.

  2. Click Yes.

Result

The selected iSCSI target is disconnected from the Windows host.