How does one remove frame-relay sub-interfaces?

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djjit

excellent question! I am not sure, but i think you can "decapsulate" frame-relay at the sub-interface. I have't tried it.

e.g. no frame-relay OR no interface (sub-interface)

mason1973

Thanks, it bugs me how the cisco books talk about setting things up and simply leave you there.

I looked around and can't find a 'decapsulate' command. Any other answers for this one?

djjit

GOT IT!!

you use --> no frame-relay interface-dlci {dlci number}

Here's where I got it from; the cisco wesite

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/iosswrel/ps1818/products_command_summary_chapter09186a0080087b3f.html

djjit

sikdogg

djjit wrote:

you use --> no frame-relay interface-dlci {dlci number}[/url]

That will remove the dlci, but not the sub-interface. You use the no command to remove the sub-interface, then restart the router.

mason1973

Thanks sikdogg and djjit