Removing Images from the cache

Use the commands in this section to remove images from the DTI cache.

To remove a single image:

Go to CLI configuration mode:

hostname > enable
hostname # configure terminal

Remove the image:
```
hostname (config) # fenet dti proxy cache purge file <fileName>
```
where <fileName> is a value listed in the show fenet dti proxy cached-content command output.

Verify your change:

hostname (config) # show fenet dti proxy cached-content

To remove all images of a specific type:

Go to CLI configuration mode:

hostname > enable
hostname # configure terminal

Remove the images:
```
hostname (config) # fenet dti proxy cache purge file-type <fileType>
```
where <fileType> can be SysImage, GI, GI-Delta, GI-Metadata, SC-Full, or SC-Delta. See Understanding the DTI Cache for a description of the file types.

Verify your change:

hostname (config) # show fenet dti proxy cached-content

To remove all images in the cache:

Go to CLI configuration mode:

hostname > enable
hostname # configure terminal

Remove the images:

hostname (config) # fenet dti proxy cache purge

Verify your change:

hostname (config) # show fenet dti proxy cached-content

Examples

The following example removes all guest image delta files from the cache.

hostname (config) # fenet dti proxy cache purge file-type GI-Delta

The following example removes the File Protect 7.7.0 system image from the cache.

hostname (config) # fenet dti proxy cache purge file image-fmps_7.7.0.img

The following example removes all images from the cache, and then verifies the change.

hostname (config) # fenet dti proxy cache purge
Operation started in the background.
  Run 'show fenet dti proxy cached-content' to check on progress.

hostname (config) # show fenet dti proxy cached-content
The cache is empty.