So I never could find any documentation about this with ACME Packet, but I needed to delete some config in a production ACME Net-Net box we had, and was not sure how to do it. But, I did figure it out. Below is a sample of how to do this with a steering pool. You can do this method with any other config as well.
ACME01(media-manager)# steering-pool
ACME01(steering-pool)# select
<ip-address>:
1: 192.168.90.39 ports 9000-9999 UCCE
2: 192.168.91.39 ports 9000-9999 SP1
3: 192.168.91.92 ports 7000-7999 911
4: 192.168.90.4 ports 7000-7999 Inside911
selection:
ACME01(steering-pool)# no
<ip-address>:
1: 192.168.90.39 ports 9000-9999 UCCE
2: 192.168.91.39 ports 9000-9999 SP1
3: 192.168.91.92 ports 7000-7999 911
4: 192.168.90.4 ports 7000-7999 Inside911
selection: 4
**ACME01(steering-pool)# no
<ip-address>:
1: 192.168.90.39 ports 9000-9999 UCCE
2: 192.168.91.39 ports 9000-9999 SP1
3: 192.168.91.92 ports 7000-7999 911
selection: 3
ACME01(steering-pool)# select
<ip-address>:
1: 192.168.90.39 ports 9000-9999 UCCE
2: 192.168.91.39 ports 9000-9999 SP1
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Hi, is there a way to wipe all configuration or restore the configuration back to defaults without having the press the reset button on the unit?
ReplyDeleteNot real sure. It's been a while since I've been on one of these.
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