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Removing a NetScaler-owned IP address

May 2, 2023

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You can remove any IP address except the NSIP. The following table provides information about the processes you must follow to remove the various types of IP addresses. Before removing a VIP, remove the associated virtual server.

IP address type	Implications
Subnet IP address (SNIP)	If IP address being removed is the last IP address in the subnet, the associated route is deleted from the route table. If the IP address being removed is the gateway in the corresponding route entry, the gateway for that subnet route is changed to another NetScaler-owned IP address.
Virtual Server IP address (VIP)	Before removing a VIP, you must first remove the virtual server associated with it. For information about removing the virtual server, see Load Balancing.
GSLB-Site-IP address	Before removing a GSLB site IP address, you must remove the site associated with it. For information about removing the site, see Global Server Load Balancing.

To remove an IP address by using the CLI:

At the command prompt, type:

rm ns ip <IPaddress>

Example:

> rm ns ip 10.102.29.54
Done
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To remove an IP address by using the GUI:

Navigate to System > Network > IPs > IPV4s, delete the IP address.

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Removing a NetScaler-owned IP address

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