Hi Andrey,

It's quite easy to do from the Networker Administration Console.

1) Connect to the console.
2) Go to Configuration -> Local Hosts -> select the machine with the problem
3) Right click and delete it

These steps solved my problem! I hope this helps you!

Regards,
Andrés

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Andrés Guerrero Doblado
Institute for Prospective and Technological Studies
JRC IPTS Helpdesk


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Subject: [Networker] How to delete "NSR peer information" ?

too Andrés Guerrero

If will not hamper, explain please step by step as you decided it. I have the 
same problem.

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