Specifications

Switching destroy stp 8-105
Software Release 2.7.3
C613-03098-00 REV A
destroy mstp msti
Syntax DESTroy MSTp MSTI=instance [PRIOrity=0..65535]
where instance is the instance number assigned to the new MSTI. It has the
range 1-4094.
Description This command destroys a specific multiple spanning tree instance (MSTI) on
the switch. An MSTI cannot be destroyed when it still has VLANs mapped to
it. Use th4e delete mstp msti vlan=all command to remove all VLANs from the
specified MSTI.
Example To destroy an existing MSTI5, use the command:
dest mst msti=5
Related Commands create stp
delete mstp msti vlan
show mstp
show mstp msti
destroy stp
Syntax DESTroy STP={stp-name|ALL}
where stp-name is a character string 1 to 15 characters long.Valid characters are
uppercase and lowercase letters, digits, the underscore, and the hyphen. The
stp-name cannot be all.
Description This command destroys the specified Spanning Tree Protocol entity, or all STPs
except the default STP. An STP cannot be destroyed if VLANs still belong to the
STP.
The stp parameter specifies the name of the STP. The name is not case sensitive,
although the case is preserved for display purposes. The stp specified must
exist. The default STP cannot be destroyed. If all is specified, then all STPs
except the default STP are destroyed. When all is specified and the command
succeeds on a subset of STPs but causes errors on the others, then the
command as a whole fails and has no effect.
Examples To destroy the company STP, use the command:
dest stp=company
To remove all user created STPs from the switch, none of which have VLANs
belonging to them, use the command:
dest stp=all
Related Commands create stp
delete stp vlan
disable stp
enable stp
set stp
show stp