Setting this read-write object to reset(2) clears the indicated circuit back to a default state: its boards/ports return to NOT_USED, its polled IP addresses are purged, its name is cleared, and its retry count resets to default; noReset(1) does nothing, and a read always returns noReset. Admins use it to fully decommission or reprovision a redundant circuit from scratch rather than manually undoing each individual setting. Because this wipes the name and address list too, it's a more drastic action than simply disabling the circuit with rptrRedundCrctEnable.