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virsh-pool-undefine

Remove storage pool definition

TLDR

Undefine storage pool
$ virsh pool-undefine [pool]
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SYNOPSIS

virsh pool-undefine pool

DESCRIPTION

virsh pool-undefine removes the libvirt configuration for a storage pool, making it transient. If the pool is currently running, the runtime instance continues until stopped, but no longer persists across libvirtd restarts. Pool contents on disk are untouched; use `virsh pool-delete` to destroy the underlying storage.

PARAMETERS

pool

Pool name or UUID.

CAVEATS

Does not delete files on the backing storage. Running pools become transient and disappear on the next daemon restart.

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