I'm working on a cisco 3825 router and deleted a vlan using the "no" command. After saving the config and typing "sh startup" the vlan is gone, but when I put in the "sh interface description" command it still shows the vlan and says that it is deleted. Is there a way that I can get rid of it completely? Some sort of counter to clear or something?
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1 paulhepcat // Jul 26, 2009 at 1:47 pm
Sometimes with things like that removing the config (any subinterface can have the problem) it can reappear.
The solution is a little disruptive though – delete the config and reload.
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