11.0 HP StoreVirtual DSM for Microsoft MPIO Deployment Guide (AX696-96344, December 2013)

Table 1 Additional troubleshooting for the DSM for MPIO (continued)
DescriptionIssue
Manager, right-click the offline disk and select Online.
Repeat for each offline disk.
To use multiple interfaces for iSCSI, remove
iSCSI-designated interfaces from NIC teams and use
supported MPIO configurations instead.
Microsoft Windows Server 2012 NIC teaming is not
supported for use with iSCSI
Uninstalling the DSM for MPIO
IMPORTANT: Uninstalling the DSM for MPIO requires a reboot of the system.
1. Log off all iSCSI sessions.
2. Navigate to Control Panel and select Add or Remove Programs or Programs and Features,
depending on which version of Windows you are running.
3. Remove the DSM for MPIO.
4. Reboot the system.
Performing a silent uninstall for the Windows 2008 Server Core option
IMPORTANT: Uninstalling the DSM for MPIO requires a reboot of the system.
1. Open a command prompt and use the cd command to navigate to setup.exe in the
installation media.
2. Type the following command:
setup /removeonly /s /f1”.\uninst.iss”
The uninstall begins. You will see nothing until after a minute or two, when the server reboots.
3. When the server is back up, check \Windows\dsminstall.log for errors.
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