I am trying to delete ISL port assignments left over on a Brocade switch we
are redeploying. The original network is no longer in place, so the
sgroupDelete command will not work unless you use the force override option.

The problem is that I cannot get the syntax correct. I tried:

sgroupDelete "myoldISLsgroup", force
sgroupDelete myoldISLsgroup, force

and neither is accepted as valid syntax. What is the correct way to force
the ISL group to be deleted, without requiring any of the other ISL switches
to be around to approve the disconnection?

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Will

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sgroupDelete "myoldISLsgroup", "force"

is the right syntax

Rene

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> I am trying to delete ISL port assignments left over on a Brocade switch we
> are redeploying. The original network is no longer in place, so the
> sgroupDelete command will not work unless you use the force override option.
>
> The problem is that I cannot get the syntax correct. I tried:
>
> sgroupDelete "myoldISLsgroup", force
> sgroupDelete myoldISLsgroup, force
>
> and neither is accepted as valid syntax. What is the correct way to force
> the ISL group to be deleted, without requiring any of the other ISL switches
> to be around to approve the disconnection?