Unable to Delete IP Block

[Ian Dale1709161148]

Using Citrix ADC 13.0.67.39. Added an entry into  the IP block that contained an ampersand ("&"). Seems it didn't like this. Now when I try to delete the entry I receive the following error message:

 

 

I cannot add another entry as it says an entry with the same IP address already exists. Is there a way I can manually edit the file from the command line?

 

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated

[Rhonda Rowland1709152125]

Where were you adding the ip block in the GUI? (to better understand the remove command you need)  Or show the runningconfig command where it was created:

show ns runningconfig | grep <ip> -i

 

And you should be able to remove it from the CLI if the GUI doesn't work. 

It can be stripped from the config file as a last resort, but I'd try to remove it via cli first.  You would still want to know the original cli command reference.

[Ian Dale1709161148]

Rhonda,

 

I was adding the IP Block (Private IP Address) via the GUI for the GEO Mapping function.

 

Will run that command and get back to you.

 

Regards,

 

Ian

[Ian Dale1709161148]

DOH!!!

 

Apologies. It was not a Citrix ADC but a Citrix ADM 13.0.67.39, Its the Application Delivery Manager. I'm setting up private IP addresses for the Geo Mapping function and I created this entry incorrectly.

 

Apologies for the confusion.

 

What is the table I modify in the ADM CLI for Geo Mapping private IP addresses?

 

Regards,

 

Ian

[Rhonda Rowland1709152125]

Ah. There isn't a cli for ADM.  

But maybe someone else knows this one :)

You might have to go through support if you can't figure out the setting in the GUI. I don't know this exact setting and therefore how to fix it.

But I can look on my system later to see if I see a cause and fix.

[CarlStalhood]

Does the Nitro API let you delete it? See the Nitro API reference on the Help Center node of the ADM interface menu.

[Ian Dale1709161148]

Using Nitro API Worked...YAY!!

 

Here's what I did:

 

First to find out what the record ID actually was. Did this by entering the following URL in a browser:

 

https://<Address of ADM>/nitro/v1/config/ip_block

 

After entering the above it prompted for a username and password. Once entered it then listed all the IP BLOCK entries. It showed the record I was interested in had an id of:

 

"BLAH &amp; BLAH"

 

I then needed to see if I could retrieve this individual record. For that I entered the following URL in a browser:

 

https://<Address of ADM>/nitro/v1/config/ip_block/BLAH & BLAH   (NB: I needed to change &amp; to just &)

 

It successfully retrieved the record, something I could not do in the GUI so I new I was onto something.

 

Using powershell I then constructed the following REST API delete request:

 

$Cred = Get-Credential
$Url = "https://pnavadm01.nafdanav.com.au/nitro/v1/config/ip_block/BLAH & BLAH"
Invoke-RestMethod -Method 'delete' -Uri $url -Credential $Cred

 

Request was successful and returned the following information

 

errorcode    : 0
message      : Done
operation    : delete
resourceType : ip_block
username     : BLAH
tenant_name  : Owner
tenant_id    : BLAH-SECRET-BLAH
resourceName : BLAH & BLAH
ip_block     : {@{id=BLAH &amp; BLAH}}

 

Thankyou all for your assistance.

 

Regards,

 

 

Ian