vSphere Storage - ESXi 5.1 - Documentation - VMware
vSphere Storage - ESXi 5.1 - Documentation - VMware
vSphere Storage - ESXi 5.1 - Documentation - VMware
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<strong>vSphere</strong> <strong>Storage</strong><br />
After you run the esxcli --server=server_name storage core claimrule list command, you can see the<br />
new claim rule appearing on the list.<br />
NOTE The two lines for the claim rule, one with the Class of runtime and another with the Class of file, indicate<br />
that the new claim rule has been loaded into the system and is active.<br />
Rule Class Rule Class Type Plugin Matches<br />
MP 0 runtime transport NMP transport=usb<br />
MP 1 runtime transport NMP transport=sata<br />
MP 2 runtime transport NMP transport=ide<br />
MP 3 runtime transport NMP transport=block<br />
MP 4 runtime transport NMP transport=unknown<br />
MP 101 runtime vendor MASK_PATH vendor=DELL model=Universal Xport<br />
MP 101 file vendor MASK_PATH vendor=DELL model=Universal Xport<br />
MP 500 runtime vendor NMP vendor=NewVend model=NewMod<br />
MP 500 file vendor NMP vendor=NewVend model=NewMod<br />
Delete Multipathing Claim Rules<br />
Use the esxcli commands to remove a multipathing PSA claim rule from the set of claim rules on the system.<br />
In the procedure, --server=server_name specifies the target server. The specified target server prompts you<br />
for a user name and password. Other connection options, such as a configuration file or session file, are<br />
supported. For a list of connection options, see Getting Started with <strong>vSphere</strong> Command-Line Interfaces.<br />
Prerequisites<br />
Install vCLI or deploy the <strong>vSphere</strong> Management Assistant (vMA) virtual machine. See Getting Started with<br />
<strong>vSphere</strong> Command-Line Interfaces. For troubleshooting , run esxcli commands in the <strong>ESXi</strong> Shell.<br />
Procedure<br />
1 Delete a claim rule from the set of claim rules.<br />
esxcli --server=server_name storage core claimrule remove<br />
NOTE By default, the PSA claim rule 101 masks Dell array pseudo devices. Do not delete this rule, unless<br />
you want to unmask these devices.<br />
The command takes the following options:<br />
Option Description<br />
-c|--claimrule-class= Indicate the claim rule class to use in this operation (MP, Filter, VAAI).<br />
-P|--plugin= Indicate the plugin to use for this operation.<br />
-r|--rule= Indicate the rule ID to use for this operation.<br />
This step removes the claim rule from the File class.<br />
2 Remove the claim rule from the system.<br />
esxcli --server=server_name storage core claimrule load<br />
This step removes the claim rule from the Runtime class.<br />
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