Router Commands

[mtnwinds]

How can I delete a line from my router configuration?

 

[FilthPig]

That really depends on what kind of router you have. If you're on a Cisco router, go into config mode by typing config t and once you're in there delete the line by re-typing it with a no in front of it.

For example, you have a line like this:
username joeblow password 0 secretpw

You'd remove it by typing this (at the config prompt):
no username joeblow

Don't forget to end to leave config mode and wr to write the config to the router. Marc Creviere
Network Administrator
Total Logistic Control, LLC

 

[mtnwinds]

Line to be removed:
ip nat inside source static tcp 192.x.x.x 25 67.x.x.x 25

Inside conf t, I type "no ip nat inside source static tcp 192.x.x.x 25 67.x.x.x 25" and get the error msg. "%incomplete command"

 

[FilthPig]

Retype your command with a space and a ? on the end and it will tell you what it expects at that point. Marc Creviere
Network Administrator
Total Logistic Control, LLC