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Deleting a Virtual Chassis Configuration for 5G Universal Routing Platforms

You can delete an Virtual Chassis configuration at any time. You might want to do so if your network configuration changes, or if you want to replace one or both member routers with different routers.

To delete a Virtual Chassis configuration for routers:

  1. Delete the Virtual Chassis ports from each member router.

    See Deleting Virtual Chassis Ports in a Virtual Chassis Configuration.

  2. Delete the definitions and applications for the following configuration groups on each member router:

    • member0-re0

    • member0-re1

    • member1-re0

    • member1-re1

  3. Delete the preprovisioned member information configured at the [edit virtual-chassis] hierarchy level on the primary router.
  4. Delete any interfaces that were configured on the member routers when the Virtual Chassis was created.
  5. Delete the Virtual Chassis member IDs to reboot each router and disable Virtual Chassis mode.

    See Deleting Member IDs in a Virtual Chassis Configuration.

Note:

You cannot override a Virtual Chassis configuration simply by using the load override command to load a different configuration on the router from an ASCII file or from terminal input, as you can with other configurations. The member ID and Virtual Chassis port definitions are not stored in the configuration file, and are still defined even after the new configuration file is loaded.

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