How to delete part of an OSPF command in the Config

[Sentenced]

I have a couple lines in my OSPF config that i cant seem to remove.

i am trying to get rid of this:

configure ospf vlan VLAN_0009 priority 0

i have tried "unconfigure" command which doesnt work.

not sure what else to use.

[Stephane_Grosj1]

Hi,

That's a restriction coming from Adv Edge license, this is meant to be like that. This is what we call OSPF-Edge: priority forced to 0 and up to 4 neighbors.

This config is forced and you can't remove it. If you want to be able to configure priority, you'll need to upgrade to Core license. Note that using p2p type links, you don't care about priority.

[Sentenced]

Hello Grosjean,

we are running on the advanced edge license. Is there are reason why deleting the priority commands is not an option?

Thank you for the information.

[Stephane_Grosj1]

Hi,

if you are on Advanced Edge license, this is normal to have a priority of 0, and you can't change that. Core license needed to configure priority.

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