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  Use this operation to remove access to a disk group.  This can be
  used either as part of moving a disk group from one system to
  another system.  The second part of this operation is to move all
  disks to the other system and to select "Enable access to (import) a
  disk group" from the disk operations menu on that system.

  You can also use this operation to make all disks in a disk group
  available for some other use, such as adding the disks to a
  different disk group.

  This operation takes as input the name of the disk group to deport.
  The operation will fail if any volumes in the disk group are
  currently open or mounted.  If you want to remove disk groups with
  active volumes, you will need to unmount file systems on those
  volumes or stop any processes that are using the volumes.
