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removing auto-qos commands on a 3750 with NCM

Unfortunately you can not do "no mls qos" to remove auto-generated QoS configurations.

What I am looking to do with NCM is to search for lines that start with "mls qos srr" and "mls qos queue". The search results will have to be prepended with a no and NCM push the configs out. Pipe dream or doable?

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Goliath

Doable (I think), using a custom policy report with the relevant rules created and included, then a remediation script on the rule that puts the no in front of the relevant commands. The only thing I'm not sure about is whether you can be selective on interfaces (i.e. IF int fe1/0/1 CONTAINS "mls qos trust cos" then DO "no mls qos trust cos" ) - I've only just started playing around with policies and remediation so someone way more experienced may have a better idea. I suppose in this case you could just do an int range command and remove it from them all - if it's not there in the first place then running the no version of the command won't matter.

Regards,

John

cvachovecj

You cannot select interfaces but you can limit the matching to a config block with predefined starting end ending pattern, which could be the interface -- look e.g. here: .

Regards,

Jiri