Probably not.  The syntax above will delete the replication on the source side only (normally, you'll want "nas_replicate -delete -mode both" to delete the replication on sides).

Can you run nas_task -list?

[nasadmin@dcusan1 ~]$ nas_task -list

ID    Task State Originator    Start Time                   Description                    Schedule                  Remote System

453439 Failed     nasadmin@10.+ Tue Jun 17 09:37:38 EDT 2014 Delete alert(s).                                         dcusan1

453044 Running    nasadmin@cli+ Tue Jun 17 08:38:23 EDT 2014 Delete Replication vm1-sas-re+                           dcusan1

219747 Running    nasadmin@cli+ Mon Mar 24 09:59:00 EDT 2014 Refresh Replication  [ id=464+                           dcusan1

And it is still running.  It says 10% completed over and over again, almost a full SuperPuTTY window's worth at 1920x1200.

Should I break out of it and issue the command you specified?

How do I delete it from the other side?  Seems to have gone now once I killed it.

But the other side says :

[nasadmin@dcusan2 ~]$ nas_replicate -delete vm1-sas-replication

Error 13160415266: The IP address is invalid or the command is issued from the wrong side    

Man I wish I put the -mode both.  Now I'm STUCK.

Yes, unfortunately.  You'll need to involve EMC Support at this point in time.  There are some cleanup processes they can run, most of which are non-disruptive.  However, there's always a slim chance they'll have to reboot a datamover, to free up a process they can't kill...

It seems like it resolved itself.  I came in today and the replication was gone.  I was able to undo the nfs export and delete the filesystem and reclaim that space for other purposes.  It may have just took a really long time I guess.

I just have to figure out how to delete all the alerts.  There are so many about slot 2: source=464_SL7E etc...  "Data communication between source and destination is currently down and the system is trying to resume data communication.".  I can't delete them in Unisphere as nasadmin or root.

I figured out the alerts.

As root user

#cd /nas/log/webui/

#echo "">alert_log

#echo "">webui.log

# rm alert_log.*

Y

Y

Y

Y

Seems ok now.