Remove existing configurations by manually editing the file <pico name>.conf or use the mzsh topo unset command.

Pico Level Attributes

Run the following commands to remove a pico instance.

$ mzsh topo unset topo://container:<container>/pico:<pico>

Example - Removing a pico configuration

$ mzsh topo unset topo://container:main1/pico:ec2

You can also remove (unset) individual pico attributes or objects.

$ mzsh topo unset topo://container:<container>/pico:<pico>/val:<attribute>

Container Level Attributes

Run the following commands to remove a container instance.

$ mzsh topo unset topo://container:<container>

Important!

You must remove all attribute levels of a container before you remove the container.

Run the following command to remove (unset) an attribute on container level.

$ mzsh topo unset topo://container:<container>/val:common.<attribute>

Run the following command to remove (unset) an attribute on cell level.

$ mzsh topo unset topo://val:common.<attribute>