To delete multiple local IP address and mask pairs, or all local IP address and mask pairs, use the TCPIP ID DELETE command.
Enter one of the following commands at your system console:
NW TCPIP ID DELETE <ipaddress>/<ip address>
NW TCPIP ID DELETE <ipaddress>/<prefix>, <ipaddress>/<prefix>
NW TCPIP ID DELETE NP <device id> <line id> [VLAN <vlan id>]
The variables are described as follows.
|
Variable |
Description |
|---|---|
|
<ip address> |
Specifies the local IP address of the host/subnet/network. |
|
<prefix> |
An integer used in CIDR format that indicates the number of bits used in the mask. |
|
<device id> |
An integer used to specify the network processor device. |
|
<line id> |
An integer used to specify the line. |
|
<vlan id> |
(Optional) Is used in conjunction with a matching VLan definition when specified in a CONNECTION GROUP declaration. |
Examples
Delete a single local IP address 192.39.50.2 with a "classical" mask 255.255.255.0.
NW TCPIP ID DELETE 192.39.50.2/255.255.255.0
Delete all IP address/mask pairs assigned to one line on one NP.
NW TCPIP ID DELETE NP 2 LINE 1
Delete all IP address/mask pairs assigned to one line on one NP with an invalid NP/Line ID.
NW TCPIP ID DELETE NP 32 LINE 1
Delete a single local IP address 192.39.10.128 using specific mask.
NW TCPIP ID DELETE 192.39.10.128/255.255.0.0
Delete a single local IP address using CIDR format 192.39.50.0.
NW TCPIP ID DELETE 192.39.50.0/8
Delete three local IP addresses using CIDR format.
NW TCPIP ID DELETE 192.39.50.2/8, 192.39.51.2/8, 165.30.25.3/8
Delete IPv6 address FF0F:0:0:0:9F:FF:89:98
NW TCPIP ID DELETE FF0F:0:0:0:9F:FF:89:98/64
