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Dell MD3620F, MD3600f manual Uninstalling MD Storage Software From Windows, Click Change/Remove

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Uninstalling MD Storage Software

Uninstalling MD Storage Software From Windows

Use the Change/Remove Program feature to uninstall the Modular Disk Storage Software (MDSM) from Microsoft Windows operating systems other than Microsoft Windows Server 2008:

1Double-clickAdd or Remove Programs from the Control Panel.

2Select Dell MD32xxi storage software from the list of programs.

3Click Change/Remove.

The Uninstall Complete window is displayed.

4Follow the instructions on screen.

5Select Yes to restart the system, and then click Done.

Use the following procedure to uninstall Modular Disk Storage software from Windows Server 2008 GUI versions:

1Double-clickPrograms and Features from the Control Panel.

2Select MD Storage Software from the list of programs.

3Click Uninstall/Change.

The Uninstall Complete window is displayed.

4Follow the instructions on screen.

5Select Yes to restart the system, then click Done.

Use the following procedure to uninstall PowerVault Modular Disk Storage Software on Windows Server 2008 Core versions:

1Navigate to the Dell\MD Storage Software\Uninstall Dell Modular Disk 32xxi Storage Software directory.

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Contents

Deployment Guide Dell PowerVault MD3600f and MD3620f Storage ArraysNotes, Cautions, and Warnings 2011Rev. A01 Connecting the Storage Array Contents3 Installing MD Storage Software Planning the Storage ConfigurationEnabling Premium Features Optional 5 Uninstalling MD Storage SoftwareA Appendix-Load Balancing B Appendix-Working With SFP Modules and Fiber Optic CablesHandling Static-Sensitive Components C Appendix-Hardware CablingInstalling and Removing Fibre Channel Cables ContentsContents Introduction System RequirementsManagement Station Requirements Introduction to Storage Arrays Unconfigured capacity comprises physical disks not already assigned to a disk group. When a virtual disk is created using unconfigured capacity, a disk group is automatically created. If the only virtual disk in a disk group is deleted, the disk group is also deleted. Free capacity is space in a disk group that is not assigned to any virtual disk Introduction Planning the Storage Configuration Hardware InstallationConnecting the Storage Array Redundant and Non-Redundant ConfigurationsCabling the Storage Array Cabling PowerVault MD1200 Series Expansion Enclosures 4 Stop all I/O and turn off the system and attached units Expanding With New PowerVault MD1200 Series Expansion Enclosures b Click AdvancedMaintanence DownloadEMM Firmware Hardware Installation Hardware Installation Installing MD Storage Software Installing Host Bus Adapters and Drivers Graphical Installation Recommended2 Select Install MD Storage Software Console Installation mdssinstall.exe -f hostserverpath\ customsilent.properties Silent InstallationEnabling Premium Features Optional Upgrading PowerVault MD Storage SoftwarePost Installation Tasks Verifying Storage Array Discovery Initial Setup TasksTable 4-1. Initial Setup Tasks Dialog Box TaskPurpose Post Installation Tasks 3 Click Uninstall/Change Uninstalling MD Storage SoftwareUninstalling MD Storage Software From Windows 1 Double-click Programs and Features from the Control Panel3 Run the file Uninstall Dell MD Storage Software.exe Uninstalling MD Storage Software From LinuxAppendix-Load Balancing Windows Load Balance PolicyRound Robin With Subset Changing Load Balance Policies in Windows Sever Least Queue Depth With SubsetSetting Load Balance Policies in Linux Appendix-Load Balancing Appendix-Working With SFP Modules and Fiber Optic Cables Guidelines for Using SFP ModulesInstalling and Removing SFP Modules Guidelines for Using Fiber Optic Cables Installing and Removing Fibre Channel Cables Appendix-Hardware Cabling Best Practices Handling Static-Sensitive ComponentsHost Cabling for Remote Replication Cabling for Performance Single-Controller and Dual-Controller TopologiesLabeling Cables