To delete a shared directory cluster
resource
Using
the Windows interface
Open Cluster Administrator .
In the console tree (usually the left pane), double-click the
Groups folder.
In the details pane (usually the right pane), double-click the
group that contains the resource you want to modify, and then click
the resource.
On the File menu, click Take Offline .
When the resource is offline, on the File menu, click
Delete .
Note
To open Cluster Administrator, click Start , point to
Programs , point to Administrative Tools , and then
click Cluster Administrator .
Using
a command line
At a command prompt, type:
cluster [ClusterName ] resource
" ResourceName " /offline
/wait [: Timeout ]
Next, type:
cluster [ClusterName ] resource
" ResourceName " /delete
Argument
Description
ClusterName
The name of the cluster you want to manage.
ResourceName
The name of the cluster resource.
Timeout
The number of seconds cluster waits before cancelling
the command if it does not successfully complete. If /wait
is specified without this value, cluster waits indefinitely
or until the resource state changes.
Note
To view the complete syntax for this command, at a command
prompt, type:
cluster /?
Related Topics
To
share a directory as a cluster resource
To
modify a shared directory cluster resource
Understanding server clusters
