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Clear configure command

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A command available on most Cisco PIX and ASA platforms; used to clear (remove) some or all of the current running configuration.

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Context: Configuration mode

clear configure [all|primary|secondary|...]

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Use the all keyword to remove the entire running configuration

Use the primary keyword to remove the commands related to connectivity such as route, ip address and mtu commands

Use the secondary keyword to remove the all other commands not related to connectivity

Use any other available command as a keyword to clear all configuration related to that command

Remember that you need to save the running configuration to memory in order for changes made with this command to persist beyond a reboot. Alternatively, don't save to memory in order to reverse your changes

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clear configure all

clear configure aaa

clear configure telnet

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