How to Remove a Host From a Diskset (Command Line)

1. Make sure you have met the prerequisites ("Prerequisites for Removing DiskSuite Objects") and have read the preliminary information ("Preliminary Information for Removing Hosts and Disks From Disksets").

2. Remove a host from a diskset by using the metaset(1M) command.

   # metaset -s diskset -d -h host

   In this command,

   -s diskset	Specifies the name of a diskset on which metaset will work.
   -d	Deletes the specified host.
   -h host	Specifies one or more hostnames to be deleted from the diskset. The hostname is the same name found in /etc/nodename.

3. To verify that a host has been removed from the diskset, use the metaset(1M) command without any options.

   # metaset

Example -- Removing a Host from a Diskset

red# metaset -s relo-red -d -h blue
red# metaset
 
Set name = relo-red, Set number = 1
Host                Owner
  red                Yes
...

This example removes the host blue from the diskset relo-red.