Usage: DISSOCIATE CONTROLLERS , ,. DISSOCIATE PORTS - , - ,. DISSOCIATE TARGETS , ,. Specifies the specified controllers, ...

Usage:  DISSOCIATE CONTROLLERS [,[,...]]
        DISSOCIATE PORTS -[,-[,...]]
        DISSOCIATE TARGETS [,[,...]]

    Specifies the specified controllers, ports, or targets to dissociate from
    (set inactive for) the currently selected LUN.

    CONTROLLERS Specifies that a list of controllers will be dissociated. This
                is deprecated in VDS 1.1 compliant providers.

    PORTS       Specifies that a list of ports will be dissociated. The ports
                are specified with their parent controller  followed by a
                dash and the port .

    TARGETS     Specifies that a list of targets will be dissociated.

    A LUN must be selected for this operation to succeed.

Examples:

    DISSOCIATE CONTROLLERS 1,2
    DISSOCIATE PORTS 1-1
    DISSOCIATE TARGETS 5

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