Currently there isn't a cmdlet that removes iScsi targets, but here's how to do this:
# Retrieve your host (you can further modify the code to work with multiple hosts, not just one)
$vmHost = Get-VMHost 10.20.30.40
# The address and port of the target you want to remove
$address = "10.10.10.10"
$port = 3260
# The iScsi device from which you want to remove the targets
$iScsiDevice = "vmhba33"
# Retrieve the information about the host's bus adapters
$storageSystem = $vmHost | Get-VMHostStorage | Get-View
$storageSystem.UpdateViewData("storageDeviceInfo.hostBusAdapter")
# Retrieve the actual iScsi device
$iScsi = $storageSystem.StorageDeviceInfo.HostBusAdapter | where { $_.Device -eq $iScsiDevice }
# Collect the send and static targets to remove
$sendTarget = $iScsi.ConfiguredSendTarget | where { $_.Address -eq $address -and $_.Port -eq $port }
$staticTarget = $iScsi.ConfiguredStaticTarget | where { $_.Address -eq $address -and $_.Port -eq $port }
# Remove the send and static targets
if ($sendTargets -ne $null -and $sendTargets.Count -gt 0) {
$storageSystem.RemoveInternetScsiSendTargets($iScsiDevice, $sendTarget)
}
if ($staticTargets -ne $null -and $staticTargets.Count -gt 0) {
$storageSystem.RemoveInternetScsiStaticTargets($iScsiDevice, $staticTarget)
}
Hope this helps.
Dimitar
