Deletes an End Point Group (epg)
Note
Any EPG tied to a tenant should first be deleted before attempting to delete the tenant, as this removes any port level configurations on the switch that are defined by the EPG. Failure to do this will result in EFA returning an error, however using the –force option will override this error and delete the underlying EPG‘s configuration on the switchThe following example deletes epg 11 on tenant 11.
efa tenant epg delete --name epg11 --tenant tenant11