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How do I remove a trunk link?

Call me stupid, but I cannot figure out how to get this removed from my config:

clear trunk 1/1 1-4094 set trunk 1/1 off dot1q clear trunk 1/2 1-4094 set trunk 1/2 auto dot1q clear trunk 1/3 1-4094 set trunk 1/3 auto dot1q clear trunk 1/4 1-4094 set trunk 1/4 auto dot1q clear trunk 1/5 1-4094 set trunk 1/5 auto dot1q clear trunk 1/6 1-4094 set trunk 1/6 auto dot1q clear trunk 1/7 1-4094 set trunk 1/7 auto dot1q clear trunk 1/8 1-4094 set trunk 1/8 auto dot1q clear trunk 1/9 1-4094

Those are ethernet ports that I just want to look like the other modules in the 6509.

#module 2 : 48-port 10/100/1000BaseT Ethernet set module name 2 CAT5-48-2 set vlan 130 2/1-48

Thanks in advance.

-Jason

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rebelangel151
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Why don't you use the "set port host 2/1-48" command? Also, you can use "range" in your comands, for example "set trunk 1/1-9 off dot1q"?

Mike

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CiscoHeadsetAdapter.com

Hi Mike,

I tried the "set port host" command, but I still see the set trunk and clear trunk stuff in my config... I know I can use a range, but what I need to know is how to get rid of that stuff and basically put the module back to a default state.

Thanks for the help.

-Jason

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rebelangel151

On 15.12.2005 23:35 snipped-for-privacy@gmail.com wrote

Try something like

set trunk 1/1-48 1-4094

same for dot1q.

Basically you have to find out what the default is and just set the default. That will make go away additional config statements.

But if it's only for cosmetic I wouldn't care. Why?

Arnold

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Arnold Nipper

I think it is set trunk mode off.... That will remove a port from trunking mode.

Happy Holidays

Steven Johnson

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Newbie72

show config all (shows all default config +) clear config 1 (module number)

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Make

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