Removing Static routes

milanchatterjee

Hi All
I am having a router(on PT Simulator), which had 55 Static Routes entry. Unlike removing them one by one using no IP route #### #### command, I would like to remove them all at once.

Is it possible? If yes, how do I do it?

Thanks

Milan Chatterjee

Nobylspoon

I don't know of a command but then again I am just familiar with Cisco's firewalls, not so much their routers but you could always just export your running config and then open it in a text editor and delete all of those routing lines and then reload the config to your router. However, I am sure there is likely to be a command to do what you are looking for as well.

networker050184

Copy the routes to notepad. Then put a no in front of all the lines and then paste it back in.

peanutnoggin

Nobylspoon wrote: »

I don't know of a command but then again I am just familiar with Cisco's firewalls, not so much their routers but you could always just export your running config and then open it in a text editor and delete all of those routing lines and then reload the config to your router. However, I am sure there is likely to be a command to do what you are looking for as well.

The way you suggested is the best way... in addition to that, you can also perform a "show run", copy the static route lines into wordpad/notepad, perform a search and replace (searching for ip and replacing with no ip. Once the search and replace is done... go back onto your router into global config, and paste all of the no ip route commands. HTH.

-Peanut

peanutnoggin

networker050184 wrote: »

Copy the routes to notepad. Then put a no in front of all the lines and then paste it back in.

You beat me to it!

networker050184

We have similar configuration methods I see

milanchatterjee

Ok
I understand that I do not have any shorter way of doing so, but the longer route is made shorter by certain tricks.

Thanks all of you

Milan