request system filesystem encryption keys delete
Syntax
request system filesystem encryption keys delete <dry-run | re0 | re1 | routing-engine>
Description
Key slots are the Keys used to encrypt an area or slot on the hard disk. You must enable file-system encryption on the disk before deleting the key slots. After deleting the key slots, reboot the vmhost to reflect the changes.
Options
| none |
Erase all keyslots on all Routing Engines. |
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| dry-run |
(Optional) Display the keyslot deletion message without deleting any keyslots. |
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| re0 |
(Optional) Erase all keyslots on RE0. |
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| re1 |
(Optional) Erase all keyslots on RE1. |
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| routing-engine |
(Optional) Erase all keyslots on the specified Routing Engine. Use one of the following options to specify the Routing Engine:
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Required Privilege Level
maintenance
Sample Output
request system filesystem encryption keys delete
user@host> request system filesystem encryption keys delete
You are about to erase all keyslots on /dev/sda5 and /dev/sdb5, this is potentially dangerous, you will not be able to unlock encrypted filesystems after this step. Only continue if you sure of what you are doing. Type YES to continue: ? YES Erasing keyslots on LUKS2 device /dev/sda5 Erasing keyslots on LUKS2 device /dev/sdb5 All keyslots erased, a vmhost reboot is needed for changes to take effect
user@host> request vmhost reboot
Release Information
Command introduced in Junos OS Release 22.3R1.