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Decommissioning a MetroCluster system when disk sanitization is required

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MCC being decommissioned but disk sanitization must also be performed

Description

The following procedures can be used to decommission a Metrocluster but sanitizing the disks is also required:

How to convert a Fabric MetroCluster into two separate clusters if data is no longer needed
 
How to wipe the configuration of a clustered Data ONTAP 8.x node and re-initialize it
 

 

 

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