A sample of the file to delete a Host Volume follows:
?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?>
<SharedStorageConfig>
<!--
A CheckHealthStatus is optional. If one is not provided, PM&C will
assume the value to be ON. If CheckHealthStatus is ON, PM&C includes
storage health status checks in its error checking, and may not
proceed with the configuration if problems are found.
-->
<CheckHealthStatus>OFF</CheckHealthStatus>
<HostVolumeConfig>
<!--
The default ConfigAction for the HostVolumeConfig element is add; its
usuage is shown in detail in example_SharedStorageConfig_HostVolume.xml.
The delete tag will delete all host configuration on a specified server
blade, and it will delete the corresponding configuration on the SAN
controller
-->
<HostVolume ConfigAction="Delete">
<!--
A Host may be specified by its IP address or a name that
resolves to its IP address.
-->
<Host>10.2.3.1</Host>
<Controller>10.2.3.4</Controller>
<VolumeName>FirstVolume</VolumeName>
</HostVolume>
<!--
The default ConfigAction for the HostVolumeConfig element is add; its
usuage is shown in detail in example_SharedStorageConfig_HostVolume.xml.
The clear tag will delete all host configuration on a specified server
blade, but it will not affect the corresponding configuration on the SAN
controller.
-->
<HostVolume ConfigAction="Clear">
<!--
A Host may be specified by its IP address or a name that
resolves to its IP address.
-->
<Host>10.2.3.2</Host>
</HostVolumeConfig>
</SharedStorageConfig>