> The host table information is stored in the file "hosttab". If you do a
> 'erase file hosttab' all the host information will be erased from flash.
Just the host table tho right?
> However, the host table will still exist in RAM so you'll have to reboot
> the box to purge the configuration from RAM. If you erase the file then
> 'save all' then the host table will be re-written to flash.
I think he wanted to get rid of all of them. So an erase file ho, and a
rebuut should do him.
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