- All VMs, snapshots and templates have been migrated off.
- Datastore is not used for HA heartbeat
- Not part of a datastore cluster.
- Not configured as a coredump partition
- Storage I/O Control disabled
When I tried to unmount the datastore, using the vSphere Web Client, the option was grayed out...
Workaround:
After going through the detailed checklist in VMware KB 2004605 I went OLD SCHOOL and used the VMware vSphere Client to log directly into the host using the Datastore. Through the vSphere Client, I was able to successfully unmount the datastore.
FYI - You can still point your vSphere Client directly to an ESXi 6.5 host.
After going through the detailed checklist in VMware KB 2004605 I went OLD SCHOOL and used the VMware vSphere Client to log directly into the host using the Datastore. Through the vSphere Client, I was able to successfully unmount the datastore.
FYI - You can still point your vSphere Client directly to an ESXi 6.5 host.
Jan 23rd 2018 Update:
It happened again, this time I used the web client pointed directly at the ESXi host to perform the unmount function:
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