How to remove DHCP reservation from removed interface?

[revnelson]

I had an IoT VLAN interface that I have since replaced with a different interface. The initial interface has been removed. As you can see in the image, the interface column is empty for those entries on the Services>DHCPv4>Leases table. They don't show up at the bottom of the IOT DHCP Server page. I created a new interface on the same VLAN with the same DHCP settings as the initial interface and they still didn't show up on the DHCP Server page.

Is there a file I can edit through the CLI to remove these manually? They weren't listed in

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var/dhcpd/var/db/dhcpd.leases* and clearing those and restarting didn't help either.

[hbc]

Just download the configuration, remove the old entries and reimport just the dhcp section or edit /etc/config.xml directly and reconfigure dhcp.

[revnelson]

Thank you for your reply!

Unfortunately there didn't seem to be any such file at /etc/config.xml as I got this returned:

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cat: /etc/config.xml: No such file or directory
However, downloading the configuration, editing those parts out, and restoring from that edited configuration seems to have worked. I got an error from OPNSense on restore, but after rebooting those entries are gone from the Services>DHCPv4>Leases page.

[franco]

It's /conf/config.xml

[hbc]

Right, it's _/conf directory.