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con.execute("/interface/gre/set .id=gre1 remote-address=10.0.1.1");
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```
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### Remove an existing object
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And now remove the object:
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```java
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con.execute("/interface/gre/remove .id=gre1");
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```
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### Un-setting a variable on an object
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Un-setting a variable is a bit different, and you need to use a parameter called `value-name`. This isn't well documented. Let's say you have a firewall rule that was set up like this:
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con.execute("/ip/firewall/filter/unset .id=*1 value-name=time");
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```
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### Remove an existing object
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And now remove the object:
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```java
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con.execute("/interface/gre/remove .id=gre1");
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```
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## Asynchronous commands
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We can run some commands asynchronously in order to continue receiving updates:
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