rmhostcluster

Use the rmhostcluster command to remove a host cluster.

Syntax

rmhostcluster { [ -removeallhosts ] | [ -removemappings ] | [ -keepmappings ] } { hostcluster_id | hostcluster_name }

Parameters

-removeallhosts
(Optional) Specifies the deletion of all hosts and the associated host cluster object.
-removemappings
(Optional) Specifies that the host cluster object being removed from the host cluster not use the host cluster's shared volume mappings. The mappings are deleted before the host cluster is deleted.
-keepmappings
(Optional) Specifies that the host cluster object removed from the host cluster retains the host cluster shared volume mappings (which become private mappings).
hostcluster_id | hostcluster_name
(Required) Specifies (by ID or name) the host cluster that the host cluster object is removed from. The value for the ID must be a number and the value for the name must be an alphanumeric string.

Description

This command removes a host cluster.

Note: This command deletes the associated host cluster throttle if that host cluster is removed.

The -removeallhosts, -keepmappings, and -removemappings parameters are mutually exclusive.

An invocation example that removes host cluster hostcluster0 and any related hosts

rmhostcluster -removeallhosts hostcluster0

The detailed resulting output:

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An invocation example that removes host cluster hostcluster0 and all mappings to volumes

rmhostcluster -removemappings hostcluster0

The detailed resulting output:

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An invocation example that removes host cluster hostcluster0

The hosts that are removed keep the shared mappings from the host cluster as private mappings.

rmhostcluster -keepmappings hostcluster0

The detailed resulting output:

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