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EdgeCmd utility

Delete configuration

  • Last UpdatedFeb 28, 2025
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Use EdgeCmd utility to delete adapter or EDS configurations or configuration entries that you no longer need.

Note: The examples in this topic are using the default port number 5590. If you specified a different port number for your adapter or EDS, you need to add it in the command. For example:

edgecmd -port 5591 <RestOfTheCommand>

Delete configuration entry

Complete the following steps to delete a configuration entry from a collection configuration. For example, you can delete a single health endpoint of the HealthEndpoints facet within the System component.

  1. Access EdgeCmd utility through the command line.

  2. Type the remove keyword.

  3. Add the <facetName> and <componentId>, replacing both with their respective values.

  4. Add the ID of the entry to be removed. Then press Enter.

    edgecmd remove <facetName> -cid <componentId> -id <entry>

    Example: Delete endpoint_1 of the HealthEndpoints facet in the System component:

    edgecmd remove HealthEndpoints -cid System -id endpoint_1

    Note: If the facet is part of the System component, the command does not require <componentId>, for example:

    edgecmd remove HealthEndpoints -id OcsEndpoint

Delete entire configuration

Complete the following steps to delete the entire configuration of a system facet. For example, you can delete the configuration of the HealthEndpoints facet within the System component.

  1. Access EdgeCmd utility through the command line.

  2. Type the remove keyword.

  3. Add the <facetName> and <componentId>, replacing both with their respective values. Then press Enter.

    edgecmd remove <facetName> -cid <componentId>

    Example: Delete the HealthEndpoints facet configuration file from the System component:

    edgecmd remove HealthEndpoints -cid System

    Note: To skip the confirmation prompt, specify the -y parameter in the command.

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