From: Andres Zeller (azeller@xxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Thu Jul 20 2000 - 00:47:30 GMT-3
You remove a VI by removing the pvc that originally cloned it, and then
adding it back in, if you want it to renegotiate.
Kenneth Sacca wrote:
> I'm seeing the following output during a "show ip int brief"
>
> Virtual-Access2 131.180.50.5 YES NVRAM up up
> Virtual-Template2 131.180.80.10 YES NVRAM down down
> Virtual-Access3 131.180.60.5 YES NVRAM up up
> Virtual-Template3 131.180.60.5 YES NVRAM down down
> Virtual-Access4 131.180.50.5 YES TFTP up up
>
> Notice how Virtual-Access 2 and Virtual-Access 4 have the same IP
> address, their states are both up up, but the source for the top
> one is NVRAM and the source for the bottom one is TFTP.
>
> How can I get rid of the bottom one? When I do a shutdown on the
> serial interface, the subinterface goes down and virtual-access 2
> goes down, but virtual-access 4 is still up and pings can still go
> through. You can't do a shutdown on a virtual-access interface so
> how do I get rid of it?
>
> Thanks Ken
>
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