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Deleting a Session PIC

date_range 13-Jan-21

This procedure shows how to delete a session PIC using maintenance mode at the [edit unified-edge gateways tdf gateway-name system session-pics interface] hierarchy level. The session PIC can be an aggregated multiservices (AMS) interface. Session PICs process control plane messages on a broadband gateway.

Before you delete a session PIC using maintenance mode:

  • Make sure that this change has been coordinated with affected groups and users.

To configure maintenance mode and session PIC deletion:

  1. Verify the current status of maintenance mode for this session PIC.
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    user@host> show unified-edge tdf gateway-name system interfaces service-mode
    

    The service-mode option displays the information details about maintenance mode as well as status.

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    Maintenance Mode
       MM Active Phase - System is ready to accept configuration changes for all
                      attributes of this object and its sub-hierarchies. 
       MM In/Out Phase - System is ready to accept configuration changes only for
                      non-maintenance mode attributes of this object and 
                      its sub-hierarchies. 
    
    Interface Name 	Gateway Name		Service Mode
    ms-1/0/0			SCG1				Operational
    ms-1/1/0			SCG1				Operational
    ms-2/0/0			SCG1				Operational
    ms-2/1/0			SCG1				Operational
    pfe-0/0/0			SCG1				Operational
    pfe-0/1/0			SCG1				Operational
    pfe-0/2/0			SCG1				Operational
    pfe-0/3/0			SCG1				Operational
    ams1				SCG1				Operational
    
  2. From configuration mode on the TDF gateway, place the interface in maintenance mode.
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    user@host# set unified-edge gateways tdf gateway-name system session-pics interface interface-name service-mode maintenance
    user@host# commit
    
  3. Verify that the session PIC is in active maintenance mode where configuration changes are accepted for this object and all of its subhierarchies.
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    user@host> show unified-edge tdf gateway-name system interfaces service-mode
    
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    Maintenance Mode
       MM Active Phase - System is ready to accept configuration changes for all
                      attributes of this object and its sub-hierarchies. 
       MM In/Out Phase - System is ready to accept configuration changes only for
                      non-maintenance mode attributes of this object and 
                      its sub-hierarchies. 
    
    Interface Name 	Gateway Name		Service Mode
    ms-1/0/0			SCG1				Operational
    ms-1/1/0			SCG1				Maintenance - Active Phase
    ms-2/0/0			SCG1				Operational
    ms-2/1/0			SCG1				Operational
    pfe-0/0/0			SCG1				Operational
    pfe-0/1/0			SCG1				Operational
    pfe-0/2/0			SCG1				Operational
    pfe-0/3/0			SCG1				Operational
    ams1				SCG1				Operational
    
    Note:

    All subscribers serviced by the session PIC must go to zero. You can wait for these conditions to be met, or use the clear command for the interface (or gateway) to force these conditions.

  4. Delete the session PIC.
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    user@host# delete unified-edge gateways tdf gateway-name system interface interface-name 
    
  5. Exit maintenance mode after committing the changes.
    Note:

    Deletion of a session PIC automatically exits maintenance mode for the deleted PIC.

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    user@host#  commit
    
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