IBM SC30-3681-08 manual Ibd or lename, Address #, Removes the specied interface as a Bootp device

[ibd or ®lename]

Copies a boot ®le or con®guration ®le from an IBD. You must include the ®le name.

[host-ip-address or ®lename]

Copies a boot ®le or con®guration ®le from a remote host. You must include the ®le name.

Delete

Use the delete command to remove entries from the boot and dump con®guration database.

Syntax:
delete	address
	boot-entry
	bp-device
	dump-entry

address #

Removes an interface address entry from the boot and dump con®guration database.

When you enter the delete address command, a prompt appears for the entry you want to delete. The address entry number is the ®rst number that

appears on each line when you enter the list address command at the Boot config> prompt.

To verify the deletion, use the list command.

Example:

delete address

Delete which entry [1]?

boot-entry

Removes a boot entry from the boot and dump con®guration database. When you enter the delete boot-entrycommand, a prompt appears to enter the boot-entry you want to delete. The boot-entry number is the ®rst

number that appears on each line when you enter the list boot-entriescommand at the Boot config> prompt.

To verify the deletion, use the list command.

Example:

delete boot-entry

Delete which entry [1]? 2

bp-device

Removes the speci®ed interface as a BOOTP device.

Example:

delete bp-device

Delete which entry [1]?

Note: For more information on the BootP protocol and its related processes, refer to the chapters on con®guring and monitoring the IP protocol in the Protocol Con®guration and Monitoring Reference

dump-entry

Removes a dump entry from the boot and dump con®guration database.

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