WAN Subsystem Configuration and Management Manual

SCF Commands
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DELETE PROCESS Command
Considerations
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You must stop any tasks that are active on the path before you can delete it. Use
the STATUS PATH command to determine which tasks are active on the path.
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You must stop the PATH object by using the STOP PATH command before you can
delete it.
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Only PATH objects that were added through the WAN subsystem ADD command
can be deleted.
DELETE PROCESS Command
Use the DELETE PROCESS command to remove a ConMgr, an SNMP trap
multiplexer, a TFTP server, or a WANBoot process from the configuration database.
The DELETE PROCESS command has this syntax:
For a ConMgr process:
DELETE PROCESS $ZZWAN.#cpu-num
For an SNMP trap multiplexer, a TFTP server, or a WANBoot process:
DELETE PROCESS $ZZWAN.#process-name
cpu-num
indicates the name of the ConMgr process by specifying the processor the ConMgr
process is to run in. The WAN subsystem names the ConMgr process $ZZWAN.nn
where nn is the processor number.
Note. Deleting the SNMP trap multiplexer, TFTP, or WanBoot process can result in the WAN
manager process automatically configuring a new process if the deleted process was
configured to the existing adapter (subnet).
Value: The possible values are 0 through n.
The ConMgr process name, when displayed from the WAN
subsystem INFO command, is $ZZWAN.#0 for the ConMgr
process configured to run in processor 0, $ZZWAN.#1 for the
ConMgr process configured to run in processor 1, and so on.
The ConMgr process name, when displayed from a TACL STATUS
command, is $ZZW00 for the ConMgr process configured to run in
processor 0, $ZZW01 for the ConMgr process configured to run in
processor 1, and so on.
Default: None provided.
Wild card: You can use the asterisk (*) to specify all configured ConMgr pro-
cesses.