Reset port config

[DaH1]

Hi,

I have a port set up in APIC with an Interface Policy Group and (for sake of example) 20 separate epgs- is there a way (simply) to reset the port to default (no config), rather than going into each epg and removing the port, then going into the port and removing the policy groups etc.  There must be an easier way - but I can't see it.

Apologies if this is obvious, but I can't see the wood for the trees now.

[Martin.Falberg]

Hi,

Sorry to say this but this is the hard part you either haver to remove it manually or script it.

I dont think removing the Interface will clear all the EPGs from the configuration.

GL

Martin

[Jamie1107]

You don't happen to have a script do you? I've looked around the internet can find nothing.

Thanks

[Alejandro AP .:|:.:|:.]

Hi @Jamie1107 ,

If you use postman collection runner you can achieve this :

https://blog.getpostman.com/2018/04/11/looping-through-a-data-file-in-the-postman-collection-runner/

=*===========================================================================*=

Post URL:https://APIC-IP/api/node/mo/uni/tn-{{TenantName}}/ap-{{ApplicationProfileName}}/epg-{{EPGName}}/rspathAtt-[topology/pod-{{PODID}}/paths-{{LEAFID}}/pathep-[eth1/{{PORTNUMBER}}]].json

Post Body .json format:

{

    "fvRsPathAtt": {

        "attributes": {

            "dn": "uni/tn-{{TenantName}}/ap-{{ApplicationProfileName}}/epg-{{EPGName}}/rspathAtt-[topology/pod-{{PODID}}/paths-{{LEAFID}}/pathep-[eth1/{{PORTNUMBER}}]]",

            "status": "deleted"

        },

        "children": []

    }

=*===========================================================================*=

The Read words are the variables already created on the postman , you just would need to create the cvs file with the Variables and then run it on postman.

Just keep in mind you need to authenticat as well to the apic via postman before doing this.

Alejandro Avila Picado .:|:.:|:.

[aizakduran]

Hi, did you find a way to remove the EPG from the Port?
thank you