Cisco Systems 3.5 6.4 Deleting an AVM

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The AVM Properties dialog box is displayed with the details of the
selected AVM, including, the IP address/key of the Sheer DNA Unit.
The following field is displayed in the AVM Properties dialog box:
• Status: The status of the AVM, namely, Up, Down or Unreachable.
For more information, refer to the section AVM Status on page 82.
4. Edit the details of the AVM, as required.
Note: For more information on the other fields displayed in the AVM
Properties dialog box, refer to page 81.
5. Click OK. The AVM’s new properties are displayed in the Workspace.
6.4 Deleting an AVM
The user can remove an AVM. If the AVM is running it will be stopped
before removal. This procedure deletes the registry information of the AVM
in the specified Sheer DNA Unit. If there are VNEs running in the AVM then
an error message will be displayed and the user will be unable to delete the
AVM.
Important Note: You must remove all of the VNEs before removing their
hosting AVM.
For more information, refer to Deleting a VNE on page 103.
Note: Reserved AVMs 0-100 cannot be deleted.