I have got stuck with some config I cannot get rid of. This is what I have (adapted to generalise it):
port-profile type port-channel UNIX-channel
switchport mode trunk
switchport trunk native vlan 100
switchport trunk allowed vlan 100, 200, 300, 400
state enabled
port-profile type ethernet UNIX-trunk
switchport mode trunk
switchport trunk native vlan 100
switchport trunk allowed vlan 100, 200, 300, 400
state enabled
interface Po1501
inherit port-profile UNIX-channel
interface Ethernet150/1/1
inherit port-profile UNIX-trunk
channel-group 1501 mode active
interface Ethernet151/1/1
inherit port-profile UNIX-trunk
channel-group 1501 mode active
Now, you might think the configurations on the physical ports are ambiguous. So the are, excpet that the port-profiles are consistent. It works OK as it is. But the physical links are inheriting from two different sources: the port-channel definition and the UNIX-trunk port-profile. This is all well and good until I want to add a VLAN to the port-channel, at which point the channel definitions will be inconsistent with the port-profile.
Don't ask me how I got into this situation .... it just bseemed like a good idea at the time. What I would like to do is to shut down each link in turn, replace the port-profile with the equivalent commands in plain text, then let the links inherit any future changes from the port-channel configuration. But it will not let me do so. It will not let me disinherit the port-profile, it will not let me remove the physical link from the channel group.
Bear in mind this is all in a switch-profile, because the FEX is dual-homed. But I don't think gthat is related to the problem because I get the same reult even if I break te sync peering. Oh ... and I have to do all this on the fly without interrupting the service.
Any ideas anyone?
Kevin DORRELL
Luxembourg
