Filter Deletion Commands - Alcatel-Lucent OmniAccess 700 Cli Configuration Manual

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ILTER ELETION OMMANDS
T D F G
O ELETE A ILTER LOBALLY
no ip filter <name>
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XAMPLE
If the filter f1 has to be deleted, use the following command:
ALU(config)# no ip filter f1
If a filter is attached to an interface, first detach it before deleting.
ALU(config)# interface GigabitEthernet 7/0
ALU(config-if GigabitEthernet7/0)# no ip filter out f1
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O ELETE A ILTER LOBALLY
no ip filter <name> force
If the filter is attached to any of the interfaces, it cannot be deleted. In such a case,
to force deletion of a filter, use the "force" command from the configuration mode
itself.
This gives the flexibility in deleting a filter even without detaching it from its
interfaces. As a result, it reduces the complexity and time.
E
XAMPLE
If the filter f1 has to be deleted when attached to a an interface, apply the following
syntax:
ALU(config)# no ip filter f1 force
T D C
O ELETE A OMPONENT IN THE
Command (in FCM)
no rule <1-65535>
E
XAMPLE
The example below deletes the match corresponding to the line number 10 from
the F1 filter.
ALU(config-filter-f1)# no rule 10
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HEN OT TTACHED TO ANY
Command (in CM)
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HEN TTACHED TO AN
Command (in CM)
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ILTER
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NTERFACE
Description
This command is used to delete the filter
when it is not attached to any interface.
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NTERFACE
Description
This command is used to delete the filter
when it is attached to an interface.
Description
This command deletes a single
component in the filter with respect to the
corresponding line number.
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