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So how do you get rid of static routes?

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in this example the command show run

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will show me the static routes configured on the router and there they are.

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A quick way of doing will be to type show run | include ip route

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and once again there are around 3 static routes

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the command show ip route

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shows me that I have 3 static routes in the routing table

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so what I could do to remove the static route

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is use the word no in front and then copy and paste the static route

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and now when I use the command do show ip route

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we'll notice I only have 2 static routes in the routing table.

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So do sh run | include ip route

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I only have 2 static routes now

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put no in front and paste the static routing

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no and do the 3rd static route.

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So now when I use the command do sh run | include ip route

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no routes are shown and the command sh ip route

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shows me that there are no static routes in the configuration.

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Now a quicker way of doing that is to copy the static routes into notepad

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so notepad or another text that it can be very useful

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I'll press CTRL-H and I’m going to replace IP route with no IP route

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and then CTRL-A to select all the text, CTRL-C to copy it

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and then I’m going to paste that back into the router.

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So I’ve removed all those static routes by using notepad to speed things up

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notepad can be very useful

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and this just one example of using notepad to speed things up.