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Tutorials: Delete Objects from the RADB via EmailInternet Service Providers and network operators will often need to delete Route objects from the RADB. You'll need to delete a Route object (and submit a new one), for example, if: Follow these instructions to delete an object from the RADB: 1. Use the whois tool to get a copy of the object exactly as it currently exists in the registry. Put the object in a temporary file. For example:
whois -h whois.radb.net 10.1.2.0/24 > temp
2. Edit the 'temp' file you've created. If the file contains more than
one object, remove the extra objects so that only the object or
objects you want to delete remain.3. Do not change any lines in the object(s) you want to delete (not even the 'changed:' line). Simply append a line such as the following to the objects:
delete: user@your.net <reason for the deletion>
To delete more than one object, append a 'delete:' line to each object
and separate each object by a blank line.
If you are using password (CRYPT-PW) authentication, you must include
a single "password:" line at the beginning of the message to
authenticate your deletions. Your 'temp' file might then
look like this:
password: xxxxxxxxx route: 10.1.2/24 descr: Example-NET origin: AS65000 mnt-by: MAINT-AS65000 changed: pern@Example-NET 20050525 source: RADB delete: user@your.net prefix no longer used route: 10.1.3/24 descr: Example-NET origin: AS65000 mnt-by: MAINT-AS65000 changed: pern@Example-NET 20050525 source: RADB delete: user@your.net prefix no longer used4. Submit the object to auto-dbm@radb.net. For example:
mail auto-dbm@radb.net < tempIf you have further questions about deleting RADB objects, send e-mail to: db-admin@radb.net. |