Deleting accidentially created interfaces

it was gone after i restarted tmm. i could not find another method to get rid of it. :-/

it was gone after i restarted tmm. i could not find another method to get rid of it. :-/

This relates to VE but as this is VIPRION perhaps it might help;

[tmsh] stop sys services all

rm /var/db/mcpd*

touch /service/mcpd/forceload

shutdown -r now

steven is correct. this is tracked as ID248742.

ID248742 - CLI allows accidental creation of pending interfaces too easily

root@(VIP4400-R70-S37)(cfg-sync Standalone)(/S1-green-P:Active)(/Common)(tmos) show net interface nedia

---------------------------------------------------------
Net::Interface
Name   Status  Bits  Bits  Pkts  Pkts  Drops  Errs  Media
                 In   Out    In   Out
---------------------------------------------------------
nedia    pend     0     0     0     0      0     0   none

root@(VIP4400-R70-S37)(cfg-sync Standalone)(/S1-green-P:Active)(/Common)(tmos) list net interface nedia
net interface nedia {
    if-index 896
}
root@(VIP4400-R70-S37)(cfg-sync Standalone)(/S1-green-P:Active)(/Common)(tmos) q
[root@VIP4400-R70-S37:/S1-green-P:Active:Standalone] config 
[root@VIP4400-R70-S37:/S1-green-P:Active:Standalone] config  clsh rm -rf /var/db/mcpdb.*
=== slot 2 addr 127.3.0.2 color red ===
=== slot 3 addr 127.3.0.3 color red ===
=== slot 4 addr 127.3.0.4 color red ===
=== slot 1 addr 127.3.0.1 color green ===
[root@VIP4400-R70-S37:/S1-green-P:Active:Standalone] config  clsh bigstart restart
=== slot 2 addr 127.3.0.2 color red ===
=== slot 3 addr 127.3.0.3 color red ===
=== slot 4 addr 127.3.0.4 color red ===
=== slot 1 addr 127.3.0.1 color green ===

root@(VIP4400-R70-S37)(cfg-sync Standalone)(/S1-green-P:Active)(/Common)(tmos) show net interface nedia
01020036:3: The requested interface (nedia) was not found.

root@(VIP4400-R70-S37)(cfg-sync Standalone)(/S1-green-P:Active)(/Common)(tmos) list net interface nedia
01020036:3: The requested interface (nedia) was not found.

Yeah, I had tried deleting the /var/db/mcpd* files but no luck there.

sol13468 finally pointed me to a working solution:

SOL13468: The BIG-IP system erroneously allows an invalid interface to be created using the bigpipe command