Deleting A Node - Paradyne COMSPHERE 6800 Series Multiplexer Management And Configuration Manual

COMSPHERE 6800 Series Nework Management System
The following commands or utility can be executed to display information entered into the
database using the commands in the previous steps.
For detailed information on these commands, refer to the COMSPHERE 6800 Series Network
Management System Multiplexer Command Reference Manual.

Deleting a Node

You can delete a node from a network under NMS control. However, before you can delete a node,
you must break all channels and channel group connections, as well as logical link connections. To
delete a node, perform the following steps.
1. Execute the Delete Channel Group (dlcg) command to delete any channel group that has
2. Execute the Delete Logical Link (dlll) command to delete any logical link.
3. Execute the Delete Facility Profile (dlfp) command to delete any facility profile associated
4. Execute the Delete Device Profile (dldp) command for the node you want to delete.
5. If applicable, use the Manage Routing Table Utility to update the network's routing tables
6. If applicable, use the Manage Routing Table Utility to modify the routing table at a specific
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Display DS-1 Channel Module Configuration (dsdcmc)
Display Multiplexer Component Configuration (dsmcc)
Display Network Administration Port Configuration (dsnapc)
Display Node Configuration Parameters (dsncp)
Manage Routing Table Utility, the Print Routing Table function, or Display Routing
Table (dsrt)
the node as an endpoint.
Steps 3 and 4, as follows, should only be done if you want to totally
remove all records of the node from your database. You can,
optionally, change the device's inventory state in the device profile
to inactive. The node number would then be available for re-use.
with the node.
However, before you execute this command, you must delete all historic and active alerts,
and trouble tickets before deleting the device profile. If any of these items reference the
specified device, NMS does not allow you to delete the profile.
to account for the deleted node, or execute the Generate Routing Tables (grt) command.
node, or execute the Change Routing Table (chrt) command.
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