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System Management covers Unisphere for PowerMax support for the management of system functionality, for example, hardware and system properties.
Understanding NVMe/TCP
Unisphere provides monitoring and management for NVMe/TCP directors, NVMe/TCP ports, NVMe/TCP endpoints, IP interfaces, and IP routes.
View NVMe/TCP endpoints
Unisphere provides monitoring and management for Non-Volatile Memory Express (NVMe/TCP) directors, NVMe/TCP ports, NVMe/TCP endpoints, IP interfaces, and IP routes.
Delete a NVMe/TCP endpoint
Unisphere provides monitoring and management for Non-Volatile Memory Express (NVMe/TCP) directors, NVMe/TCP ports, NVMe/TCP endpoints, IP interfaces, and IP routes.

Delete a NVMe/TCP endpoint

Unisphere provides monitoring and management for Non-Volatile Memory Express (NVMe/TCP) directors, NVMe/TCP ports, NVMe/TCP endpoints, IP interfaces, and IP routes.

Prerequisites

The NVMe/TCP endpoint must be detached from the IP interface before it can be deleted.

About this task

Deleting NVMe/TCP endpoints with IP interfaces attached detaches the IP interfaces before deleting the NVMe/TCP endpoint.

The deletion fails if the endpoint is in a port group.

Steps

Select a storage system running PowerMaxOS 10 (6079).
Select System > iSCSI+NVMe and click NVME tab to open the NVMe dashboard.
Click NVMe/TCP Endpoints (Attached or Unattached).
Select an NVMe/TCP endpoint and click .
Click OK.

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