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Deleting a Configuration Group

Adding Ordered List Entries Using Configuration Groups

Reordering Lists

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When you delete a configuration group, all applied and excluded data is removed from
the configuration.
To delete a configuration group, follow these steps:
In the Device Manager, open the device in which you want to delete a configuration
1.
group and select Config Group List from the device configuration tree.
Select the configuration group you want to delete and click the Delete icon.
2.
The configuration group is deleted.
List entries added by configuration groups into ordered lists in the device object appear
in a specific order determined by Junos convention. By default, entries from templates
appear first, followed by regular configuration data, followed by entries created by the
configuration groups in the order in which the configuration groups are applied.
Consider two configuration groups J and K:
Configuration group J contains the following list items in the stated order:
c
a
b
Configuration group K contains the following list items in the stated order:
r
a
z
The device object already has the following list items configured in the stated order:
x
z
After applying groups J and K, the entries appear in the following order in the device
configuration:
x # from the regular configuration
z # merger of data from regular configuration and configuration group K
(regular configuration takes precedence)
c # from configuration group J
a # merger of data from configuration groups J and K (J takes precedence)
b # from configuration group J
r # from configuration group K
For unordered lists, this rule is unimportant. For ordered lists such as policies and
configuration group definitions, the rule is important.
Ordered lists that are inherited from a configuration group follow the same rules as
ordered lists inherited from a template:
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