adsl channel-profile delete(rfc4706)
Function
This command is used to delete an ADSL2+ channel profile. When an ADSL2+
channel profile is no longer needed, you can run the command to delete it. After
the profile is deleted successfully, its configuration data is deleted and
cannot be restored.
Parameters
| Parameter | Description | Value |
|---|---|---|
| profile-index | Indicates the ID of an ADSL2+ channel profile. It identifies an ADSL2+ channel profile uniquely. | Numeral type. Range: 2-128. |
| unused | Deletes the unused profile. | - |
| all | Deletes all the unused profiles. | - |
| first | Deletes the first unused profile. | - |
Usage Guidelines
- Run the config command to enter global config mode, and then run the interface adsl command to enter ADSL mode.
- When deleting an ADSL2+ channel profile, pay attention to the following
points:
- The default ADSL2+ channel profile 1 cannot be deleted.
- The ADSL2+ channel profile bound to an ADSL2+ line template cannot be deleted. To delete it, delete the bound line template first.
Example
To delete ADSL2+ channel profile 2, do as follows:
huawei(config)#adsl channel-profile delete
{ profile-index<L><2,128>|unused<K> }:2
Command:
adsl channel-profile delete 2
To delete the first unused ADSL2+ channel profile, do as follows:huawei(config)#adsl channel-profile delete
{ profile-index<L><2,128>|unused<K> }:unused
{ all<K>|first<K> }: first
Command:
adsl channel-profile delete unused first
To delete all the unused ADSL2+ channel profiles, do as follows:huawei(config)#adsl channel-profile delete
{ profile-index<L><2,128>|unused<K> }:unused
{ all<K>|first<K> }: all
Command:
adsl channel-profile delete unused all
The number of unused profiles which have been deleted: 1
System Response
- The system does not display any message after the specific or the first unused ADSL2+ channel profile is deleted successfully.
- After all the unused ADSL2+ channel profiles are deleted successfully, the system prompts "The number of unused profiles which have been deleted: x". The x is the number of the deleted unused ADSL2+ channel profiles.
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