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Disconnect the network drive from the server
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Disconnect the network drive from the server

  1. If the network drive has not been connected to the server, in the server OS, skip this step. If the network disk was connected to the server in the server OS, disconnect the network drive from the server in the server OS.
  2. Disconnect the network drive from the server in the control panel.

disconnect the network drive from the server in the server OS⁠

  1. Connect to the server via SSH or through KVM console.

  2. Disable each iSCSI session:

    iscsiadm --mode node -T <IQN> -p <iscsi_target_ip_address_1> --logout --interface <iscsi_eth_name_1>
    iscsiadm --mode node -T <IQN> -p <iscsi_target_ip_address_2> --logout --interface <iscsi_eth_name_2>

    Specify:

    • <IQN> — IQNs of the first and second iSCSI target;
    • <iscsi_target_ip_address_1> — IP address of the first iSCSI target;
    • <iscsi_target_ip_address_2> — IP address of the second iSCSI target;
    • <iscsi_eth_name_1> — name of the first iSCSI interface;
    • <iscsi_eth_name_2> — name of the second iSCSI interface.

  3. Disable the automatic disk connection:

    iscsiadm --mode node -T <IQN> -p <iscsi_target_ip_address_1> --op update -n node.startup -v manual
    iscsiadm --mode node -T <IQN> -p <iscsi_target_ip_address_2> --op update -n node.startup -v manual

    Specify:

    • <IQN> — IQNs of the first and second iSCSI target;
    • <iscsi_target_ip_address_1> — IP address of the first iSCSI target;
    • <iscsi_target_ip_address_2> — IP address of the second iSCSI target.

disconnect the network drive from the server in the control panel⁠

  1. In control panels go to Servers and hardware → Network disks and storage.
  2. Open the tab Network disks.
  3. In the menu () of the disk, select Disconnect the disk from the server.
  4. Enter the disk name to confirm the disconnection.
  5. Click Disconnect.