Use the CLI commands in this topic to delete an HTTP or Rsyslog receiver used for metadata streaming.
To delete a metadata receiver:
Go to CLI configuration mode.
hostname > enable hostname # configure terminal
View the metadata streaming configuration to see the receiver that you want to delete.
hostname (config) # show datastreaming configuration data-streaming configuration: Feature enabled : yes HTTP enabled : yes Rsyslog enabled : yes Helix Configuration: Helix enabled : no Helix FQDN : Helix bootstrap certificate : Subscribed http consumers : 1 Subscriber 01 of type: http: name = HTTP_Receiver_Milpitas enable = yes server-url = https://milpitas.fireeye.com:8443/receiver.jsp content-type = text/plain collector-type = ******** Authorization: auth enable = yes method = BASIC token = username = admin auth password = xxxxxxxx SSL: verify = yes min version = TLSv1.2 ssl supplemental CA list = none TLS = yes Subscribed rsyslog consumers : 1 Subscriber 01 of type: rsyslog: Name = rsyslog_receiver enable = yes protocol = tcp port = 514 fqdn = ex_example.com format = bsd ssl-verify = no ssl min version = TLSv1.2 ssl supplemental CA list = none
Specify the receiver name to delete.
hostname (config) # no datastreaming configuraton protocol {http | rsyslog} consumers <service-name>Verify that the receiver was deleted.
hostname (config) # show datastreaming configuration
Save your changes to the current active configuration.
hostname (config) # write memory