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Storage Management covers Unisphere for PowerMax support for the management of storage within one or more storage systems.
Manage VMware Virtual Volumes (vVols)
VMware Virtual Volumes (vVols) enables data replication, snapshots, and encryption to be controlled at the VMDK level instead of the LUN level, where these data services are performed on a per VM (application level) basis from the storage system.
Delete storage containers
VMware vVols enables data replication, snapshots, and encryption to be controlled at the VMDK level instead of the LUN level, where these data services are performed on a per VM (application level) basis from the storage array.

Delete storage containers

VMware vVols enables data replication, snapshots, and encryption to be controlled at the VMDK level instead of the LUN level, where these data services are performed on a per VM (application level) basis from the storage array.

Prerequisites

You cannot delete containers with used capacity.

About this task

To delete a storage container:

Steps

Select the storage system.
Select Storage > vVol Dashboard.
Click Storage Containers to display the Storage Containers list view.
Select the storage container that you want to delete, click , and click Delete.
Click OK.

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