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/usr/bin/nl-route-delete

Command line interface utils for libnl3

From libnl3-cli 3.12.0-r7 (os), captured 2026-11-05 by running nl-route-delete --help (exit 0). permalink

Usage: nl-route-delete [OPTION]... [ROUTE]

Options
 -i, --interactive     Run interactively
     --yes             Set default answer to yes
 -q, --quiet		Do not print informal notifications
 -h, --help            Show this help
 -v, --version		Show versioning information

Route Options
 -d, --dst=ADDR        destination prefix, e.g. 10.10.0.0/16
 -n, --nexthop=NH      nexthop configuration:
                         dev=DEV         route via device
                         weight=WEIGHT   weight of nexthop
                         flags=FLAGS
                         via=GATEWAY     route via other node
                         realms=REALMS
                         e.g. dev=eth0,via=192.168.1.12
 -t, --table=TABLE     Routing table
     --family=FAMILY	Address family
     --src=ADDR        Source prefix
     --iif=DEV         Incomming interface
     --pref-src=ADDR   Preferred source address
     --metrics=OPTS    Metrics configurations
     --priority=NUM    Priotity
     --scope=SCOPE     Scope
     --protocol=PROTO  Protocol
     --type=TYPE       { unicast | local | broadcast | multicast }
Options (17)
OptionDescriptionSource
-i, --interactiveRun interactivelyhelp
--yesSet default answer to yeshelp
-q, --quietDo not print informal notificationshelp
-h, --helpShow this helphelp
-v, --versionShow versioning informationhelp
-d, --dst ADDRdestination prefix, e.g. 10.10.0.0/16help
-n, --nexthop NHnexthop configuration: dev=DEV route via device weight=WEIGHT weight of nexthop flags=FLAGS via=GATEWAY route via other node realms=REALMS e.g. dev=eth0,via=192.168.1.12help
-t, --table TABLERouting tablehelp
--family FAMILYAddress familyhelp
--src ADDRSource prefixhelp
--iif DEVIncomming interfacehelp
--pref-src ADDRPreferred source addresshelp
--metrics OPTSMetrics configurationshelp
--priority NUMPriotityhelp
--scope SCOPEScopehelp
--protocol PROTOProtocolhelp
--type TYPE{ unicast | local | broadcast | multicast }help

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