reset commands

The reset commands are YANG-modeled versions of the clear commands and are available in MD-CLI and NETCONF interfaces.

reset 
   —  filter 
      —  ip-exception 
         —  direction keyword
         —  entry reference
         —  [filter-name] reference
      —  ip-filter 
         —  direction keyword
         —  entry reference
         —  [filter-name] reference
      —  ipv6-exception 
         —  direction keyword
         —  entry reference
         —  [filter-name] reference
      —  ipv6-filter 
         —  direction keyword
         —  entry reference
         —  [filter-name] reference
      —  mac-filter 
         —  direction keyword
         —  entry reference
         —  [filter-name] reference
   —  lag reference 
      —  bfd-session 
         —  port 
            —  family keyword
            —  [lag-port] reference
      —  lacp-statistics 
      —  statistics 
   —  saa 
      —  owner reference test reference 
         —  statistics 
   —  system 
      —  security 
         —  cpm-filter 
            —  cpm-queue 
               —  queue-id reference
            —  ip-filter 
               —  entry reference
            —  ipv6-filter 
               —  entry reference
            —  mac-filter 
               —  entry reference
         —  management-access-filter 
            —  ip-filter 
               —  entry reference
            —  ipv6-filter 
               —  entry reference
            —  mac-filter 
               —  entry reference

reset command descriptions

reset

Synopsis Clear statistics or reset operational state
Contextreset
Treereset

Description

Commands in this context are used to clear specific statistics, reset specific hardware assemblies (for example, cards), and delete temporary operational state data (for example, contents of a log in memory).
Introduced23.3.R1

Platforms

All

filter

Synopsis Enter the filter context
Context reset filter
Treefilter
Introduced23.3.R1

Platforms

All

ip-exception
Synopsis Reset operation on the specified IP exception filter
Contextreset filter ip-exception
Treeip-exception
Introduced23.3.R1

Platforms

VSR

entry reference
Synopsis Entry ID for the filter
Context reset filter ip-exception entry reference
Treeentry

Reference

state filter ip-exception string entry number

Introduced23.3.R1

Platforms

VSR

ip-filter
Synopsis Reset operation on the specified IP filter
Contextreset filter ip-filter
Treeip-filter
Introduced23.3.R1

Platforms

All

entry reference
Synopsis Entry ID for the filter
Context reset filter ip-filter entry reference
Treeentry

Reference

state filter ip-filter string entry number

Introduced23.3.R1

Platforms

All

ipv6-exception
Synopsis Reset operation on the specified IPv6 exception filter
Contextreset filter ipv6-exception
Treeipv6-exception
Introduced23.3.R1

Platforms

VSR

entry reference
Synopsis Entry ID for the filter
Context reset filter ipv6-exception entry reference
Treeentry

Reference

state filter ipv6-exception string entry number

Introduced23.3.R1

Platforms

VSR

ipv6-filter
Synopsis Reset operation on the specified IPv6 filter
Contextreset filter ipv6-filter
Treeipv6-filter
Introduced23.3.R1

Platforms

All

entry reference
Synopsis Entry ID for the IPv6 filter
Context reset filter ipv6-filter entry reference
Treeentry

Reference

state filter ipv6-filter string entry number

Introduced23.3.R1

Platforms

All

mac-filter
Synopsis Reset operation on the specified MAC filter
Contextreset filter mac-filter
Treemac-filter
Introduced23.3.R1

Platforms

All

entry reference
Synopsis Entry ID for the MAC filter
Context reset filter mac-filter entry reference
Treeentry

Reference

state filter mac-filter string entry number

Introduced23.3.R1

Platforms

All

lag [lag-name] reference

Synopsis Enter the lag list instance
Context reset lag reference
Treelag

Description

Commands in this context configure LAG reset operations.

Introduced23.3.R1

Platforms

All

[lag-name] reference
Synopsis LAG name, starting with lag-
Context reset lag reference
Treelag

Reference

state lag string

Notes

This element is part of a list key.

Introduced23.3.R1

Platforms

All

bfd-session
Synopsis Enter the bfd-session context
Context reset lag reference bfd-session
Treebfd-session

Description

Commands in this context reset the LAG BFD session data.

Introduced23.3.R1

Platforms

All

port
Synopsis Port identifier in the LAG
Context reset lag reference bfd-session port
Treeport
Introduced23.3.R1

Platforms

All

family keyword
Synopsis BFD session family type
Context reset lag reference bfd-session port family keyword
Treefamily
Optionsipv4, ipv6

Notes

This element is mandatory.

Introduced 23.3.R1

Platforms

All

[lag-port] reference
Synopsis Member port of the LAG
Context reset lag reference bfd-session port [lag-port] reference
Tree[lag-port]

Reference

state lag string port string

Notes

This element is mandatory.

Introduced23.3.R1

Platforms

All

saa

Synopsis Enter the saa context
Context reset saa
Treesaa
Introduced23.3.R1

Platforms

All

owner [owner-name] reference test reference
Synopsis Enter the owner list instance
Context reset saa owner reference test reference
Treeowner
Introduced23.3.R1

Platforms

All

[owner-name] reference
Synopsis Name of SAA test owner for which to reset statistics
Contextreset saa owner reference test reference
Treeowner

Description

This command configures the name of the SAA test owner.

When not configured, the system uses "TiMOS CLI" as the default owner.

Reference

state saa owner string

Notes

This element is part of a list key.

Introduced23.3.R1

Platforms

All

test reference
Synopsis Name of the SAA test for which to reset statistics
Contextreset saa owner reference test reference
Treeowner

Reference

state saa owner string test string

Notes

This element is part of a list key.

Introduced23.3.R1

Platforms

All

statistics
Synopsis Clear the SAA test statistics
Context reset saa owner reference test reference statistics
Treestatistics

Description

This command clears historical statistics for a completed run. If this option is not configured, the reset operation has no impact.

Introduced23.3.R1

Platforms

All

system

Synopsis Enter the system context
Context reset system
Treesystem
Introduced23.3.R1

Platforms

All

security
Synopsis Enter the security context
Context reset system security
Treesecurity
Introduced23.3.R1

Platforms

All

cpm-filter
Synopsis Enter the cpm-filter context
Context reset system security cpm-filter
Treecpm-filter
Introduced23.3.R1

Platforms

7450 ESS, 7750 SR, 7750 SR-a, 7750 SR-e, 7750 SR-s, 7950 XRS

cpm-queue
Synopsis Reset CPM queue information
Context reset system security cpm-filter cpm-queue
Treecpm-queue
Introduced23.3.R1

Platforms

7450 ESS, 7750 SR, 7750 SR-a, 7750 SR-e, 7750 SR-s, 7950 XRS

queue-id reference
Synopsis Queue ID for the CPM queue
Context reset system security cpm-filter cpm-queue queue-id reference
Treequeue-id

Reference

state system security cpm-queue queue number

Notes

This element is mandatory.

Introduced23.3.R1

Platforms

7450 ESS, 7750 SR, 7750 SR-a, 7750 SR-e, 7750 SR-s, 7950 XRS

ip-filter
Synopsis Reset IP filter information
Context reset system security cpm-filter ip-filter
Treeip-filter
Introduced23.3.R1

Platforms

7450 ESS, 7750 SR, 7750 SR-a, 7750 SR-e, 7750 SR-s, 7950 XRS

entry reference
Synopsis Entry ID for IP filter
Context reset system security cpm-filter ip-filter entry reference
Treeentry

Reference

state system security cpm-filter ip-filter entry number

Introduced23.3.R1

Platforms

7450 ESS, 7750 SR, 7750 SR-a, 7750 SR-e, 7750 SR-s, 7950 XRS

management-access-filter
Synopsis Enter the management-access-filter context
Contextreset system security management-access-filter
Treemanagement-access-filter
Introduced23.3.R1

Platforms

All