Use this information to delete a Cluster Export Services
(CES) node from an IBM
Storage Scale cluster.
- On a node other than the one you want to delete from the cluster, issue the following
command to suspend the node:
# mmces node suspend –N <Node_to_Delete>
- On the node that you want to delete from the cluster, issue the following commands to
stop the CES services:
# mmces service stop nfs
# mmces service stop smb
# mmces service stop s3
In this example, it is assumed that all three protocols are enabled on the node that you want to
delete from the cluster.
- On a node other than the one you want to delete from the cluster, issue the following
command to disable CES on the node:
# mmchnode –N <Node_to_Delete> --ces-disable
- On a node other than the one you want to delete from the cluster, issue the following
command to shut down GPFS on the node:
# mmshutdown –N <Node_to_Delete>
- On a node other than the one you want to delete from the cluster, issue the following
command to delete the node from the cluster:
# mmdelnode –N <Node_to_Delete>
- If you disabled file audit logging in step 1, you can enable it by following the
instructions in Enabling file audit logging on a file system.