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To detach a volume, log in to the OpenStack dashboard (see the [[Cloud#Using_the_Cloud|list of links]]) and select the project containing the volume you wish to detach. Selecting ''Volumes -> Volumes'' displays the project’s volumes. For each volume, the ''Attached to'' column indicates where the volume is attached.  
To detach a volume, log in to the OpenStack dashboard (see the [[Cloud#Using_the_Cloud|list of links]]) and select the project containing the volume you wish to detach. Selecting ''Volumes -> Volumes'' displays the project’s volumes. For each volume, the ''Attached to'' column indicates where the volume is attached.  


*If attached to <code>/dev/vda</code>, it is a boot volume; you must delete the attached VM before the volume can be detached otherwise you will get the error message ''Unable to detach volume''.
*Si la colonne indique <code>/dev/vda</code>, il s'agit d'un volume de démarrage; vous devez détacher l'instance avant de détacher le volume, autrement le message d'erreur  ''Impossible de déconnecter le volume'' sera affiché.


*With volumes attached to <code>/dev/vdb</code>, <code>/dev/vdc</code>, etc. you do not need to delete the VM it is attached to before proceeding. In the ''Actions'' column drop-down list, select ''Manage Attachments'', click on the ''Detach Volume'' button and again on the next ''Detach Volume'' button to confirm.
*With volumes attached to <code>/dev/vdb</code>, <code>/dev/vdc</code>, etc. you do not need to delete the VM it is attached to before proceeding. In the ''Actions'' column drop-down list, select ''Manage Attachments'', click on the ''Detach Volume'' button and again on the next ''Detach Volume'' button to confirm.


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