The disk delete command

The disk delete command deletes a LUN. The LUN must be connected (mapped to a Windows drive letter or mount point) for the command to succeed.

Syntax for this command is:

sdcli disk delete [-m MachineName] {-p LUNpath | -d MountPoint}

Example

sdcli disk delete -p \\133.25.61.62\sd_vds_only\mktng.lun

The preceding example deletes the LUN mktng.lun from the sd_vds_only volume on the storage system identified by the IP address 133.25.61.62.

sdcli disk delete -d \\?\Volume{f1816466-f1d8-4b96-b547-2ce12415aee4}\

The preceding example specifies the CSV volume name to delete a CSV disk.

sdcli disk delete -d C:\ClusterStorage\Volume8

The preceding example specifies the CSV reparse point to delete a CSV disk.