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To clear the trunk group members for a specific port:
From the Load Balancing configuration menu (root/config/load), type lbclr <port
number> and press E
Clearing trunk group configurations (root/config/load/lbclr)
This command clears all members from being associated with a specific trunk group
port. To remove all port members from all trunk groups, use 0 as the port number. When
members are removed from a specific trunk group, the members will return to the
primary trunk.
To clear the trunk group members for all ports:
From the Load Balancing configuration menu (root/config/load), type lbclr 0 and
press E
To clear the trunk group members for a specific port:
From the Load Balancing configuration menu (root/config/load), type lbclr <port
number> and press E
Deleting port members from trunk groups (root/config/load/delprt)
This command removes a specific port member from a trunk group. When a member is
removed from a specific trunk group, the member will return to the primary trunk.
To delete a port member from a specific trunk group:
From the Load Balancing configuration menu (root/config/load), type delprt
<cascade port number> <port member> and press E
Note: To delete multiple port members, use spaces or commas between port members.
Adding port members to trunk groups (root/config/load/addprt)
This command sets the port members associated with a trunk group port for load
balancing. There are two ways members can be associated with a port: by port or by
AL_PA. By associating a member to a port, if that port is an active trunk group port, then
members associated with that port will be routed on that port.
To add a port member to a specific trunk group:
From the Load Balancing configuration menu (root/config/load), type addprt
<cascade port number> <port members> and press E
Note: To add multiple port members, use spaces or commas between port members.
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