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inactive attribute (JUNOS XML with JUNOScript)<rpc>
<load-configuration>
<configuration>
<!- - opening tag for each parent of the element - ->
<!- - if immediately deactivating a newly created element - ->
<element inactive="inactive">
<name>identifier</name> <!- - if element has an identifier - ->
<!- - tag elements for each child of the element - ->
</element>
<!- - if deactivating an existing element - ->
<element inactive="inactive">
<name>identifier</name> <!- - if element has an identifier - ->
</element>
<!- - closing tag for each parent of the element - ->
</configuration>
</load-configuration>
</rpc>
Deactivate a configuration element. The element remains in the candidate configuration or private copy, but when the configuration is later committed, the element does not affect the functioning of the routing platform.
The inactive attribute can be combined with one or more of the insert, rename, or replace attributes, as described in Changing a Configuration Element’s Activation State Simultaneously with Other Changes. To reactivate a deactivated element, include the active attribute instead.
See Changing a Configuration Element’s Activation State.
active, insert, <load-configuration>, rename, <rpc>
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