The network interface failover delete command deletes a failover rule. If needed, the command rearranges the list of failover rules to reflect the new priorities. For example, in a list of four failover rules, if you delete the rule with priority 3, the command automatically changes the rule with priority 4 to have priority 3.

The following example deletes the failover rule with priority 4 for a virtual interface named dataif2 on a node named node1a:

node::> network interface failover delete -server node1a
-vif dataif2 -priority 4