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  del(8)                              CLIX                              del(8)



  NAME

    del - Deletes a routing table entry

  SYNOPSIS

    del NSAP_address

  FLAGS

    Network service access point (NSAP) address of the remote system whose
    path is to be deleted.

  DESCRIPTION

    The del utility deletes a specified entry in the IP routing table and
    deletes the entry from the /etc/hosts.osi file.

  EXAMPLE

    This example illustrates deleting an NSAP from the routing table:

    del 47000400060001020701012b5501


  NOTES

    This utility can only be used on systems using end system-intermediate
    system (ES-IS) protocol.

    This utility does not check whether the routing table entry you wish to
    delete was added using the add utility or was added by the ES-IS routing
    exchange protocol.  If ES-IS added it, you can delete it temporarily, but
    it will likely reappear after several seconds.

  DIAGNOSTICS

    usage: del nsap-address
           Cause:  you entered the command line arguments incorrectly.

           Action:  reenter the command line making sure you enter one valid
           NSAP address.

    del: invalid NSAP-address length
           Cause:  the NSAP address you entered was too long or it contained
           an odd number of characters.

           Action:  check the NSAP address and reenter the corrected command
           line.  The address must contain an even number of hexadecimal
           characters (since a byte consists of two digits), and its length
           must be 40 characters or less.



  2/94 - Intergraph Corporation                                              1






  del(8)                              CLIX                              del(8)



    del: invalid hexadecimal character c in address
           Cause:  a character that was not a valid hexadecimal digit was
           specified in the NSAP.

           Action:  check the NSAP address, and reenter the command line.
           NSAP addresses must contain only the characters 0 - 9 and a - f (or
           A - F).

  RELATED INFORMATION

    Intergraph ISO/OSI Administrator's Guide











































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