Cisco Network Assistant: error deleting community

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08-30-2012 06:05 AM
Hi!
When I try to delete a certain community from the list in "Communities" I get the following error (XXX stands for the filename):
Could not delete the Community XML file: XXX.xml
I have to cancel the window, otherwise I cannot quit it. What is strange to me: I can open this community, although something is worng with it... Any ideas? I'm using Cisco Network Assistant Version 5.7 (6).
Regards, Leonardo
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09-06-2012 02:52 AM
Hi Leonardo,
Could you please try installing CNA 5.8 and try again deleting community.
Also make sure that there is only one instance of CNA while deleting the community.
Regards,
Pramod
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05-16-2013 03:44 AM
Hi Pramod,
I have the same problem and I'm on 5.8(5). The prduct was not connecting to one of my 3750's so I want to delete the community and do a new scan. I also rebooted my system to ensure no hidden second instance.
When I try to delete the community I get the same response as Leonardo.
Tim
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05-17-2013 04:08 AM
Hi Tim,
I tried deleting the community and I was able to delete it successfully.
I tried it in CNA 5.8(5). Could you please try it once again and if you are able to reproduce please provide the devices you added in community.
Thanks & Regards,
Rajesh Vasudevan
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08-28-2017 05:30 PM
i ran into this error as well. the CNA appears to be pulling a community list from the online profile somewhere as opposed to reading local config files. I am still chasing down how to prevent CNA from reloading previously deleted communities, but in the meantime here's how to fix your problem.
navigate to C:\Users\<User>\.networkassistant\communities. copy any of the XML files in this directory (you might even be able to use a totally blank file, i haven't tried that) and create a new xml file to match the community name you are having trouble deleting.
the problem comes when the CNA application attempts to delete a configuration file that doesn't exist in the communities directory. giving it a file to delete gets you past the failure you've posted.
