cat-3560#conf t
cat-3560(config)#no vlan 10
cat-3560(config)#exit
That should be it. If you are using VTP over multiple switches then you need to issue the command on a VTP server. Obviously this will delete the vlan from your entire VTP domain.
If you need to remove the Layer-3 SVI then just do a 'no' on the interface in global config:
Code:
cat-3560#conf t
cat-3560(config)#no interface vlan 10
Vlan info is stored in the vlan.dat file and does not get erased when doing a "write erase" . You can either go into the vlan database and delete the info or some people just delete the whole vlan.dat file itself . The file gets recreated if you need to use it again.
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