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Chapter 4
Configuration via the Command Line Interface
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4.3.5 Delete a Peer Descriptor
delete command The ipsec peer descriptor delete command deletes a Peer Security
Descriptor.
Example In this example the user-defined Peer Security Descriptor, named peerdes1, is
deleted:
The result of this operation is verified with the list command.
[ipsec peer]=>descriptor
[ipsec peer descriptor]=>delete
name =
AES_SHA1
AES_MD5 3DES_SHA1
3DES_MD5 DES_SHA1 DES_MD5
AES_SHA1_Adv peerdes1
name = peerdes1
:IPSec peer descriptor delete name=peerdes1
[ipsec peer descriptor]=>
[ipsec peer descriptor]=>
[ipsec peer descriptor]=>list
[AES_SHA1] : AES(128) SHA1 MODP1024 Lifetime 3600s
[AES_MD5] : AES(128) MD5 MODP1024 Lifetime 3600s
[3DES_SHA1] : 3DES SHA1 MODP1024 Lifetime 3600s
[3DES_MD5] : 3DES MD5 MODP1024 Lifetime 3600s
[DES_SHA1] : DES SHA1 MODP768 Lifetime 3600s
[DES_MD5] : DES MD5 MODP768 Lifetime 3600s
[AES_SHA1_Adv] : AES(256) SHA1 MODP1536 Lifetime 86400s
[ipsec peer descriptor]=>