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Deleting a VLAN

Command for deleting a VLAN  Top

The vlan delete command is used to delete the VLANs on an interface. You can delete either a specific VLAN or all VLANs associated with that interface. If all VLANs for an interface are deleted, the interface is available to be configured as a regular physical interface.

Deleting a VLAN  Top

To delete a VLAN on your storage system, complete the following step.

Note
By default, the vlan delete command prompts you to confirm the deletion. If you do not want to receive this prompt, use the -q flag. This action invokes quiet mode, which causes the operation to complete without prompting.

Step

Action
1

If you want to delete...

Then...

All VLANs

Enter the following command:

vlan delete [-q] ifname

ifname is the name of the network interface.

Example

You delete all VLANs configured on interface e4 with the following command:

vlan delete e4
 

If you want to delete...

Then...

A specific VLAN

Enter the following command:

vlan delete [-q] ifname 
vlanid

ifname is the name of the network interface.

vlanid is the VLAN identifier to which the ifname interface belongs.

You can include a list of VLAN identifiers.

Example

You delete VLAN e4-30 with the following command:

vlan delete e4 30

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