Disable an Interface

You can disable and re-enable ports and LAGs.

Disabling a port might be useful for troubleshooting or if you want to force a failover to another port or provider (for example, if you are experiencing latency issues).

You are still billed for disabled ports.

To disable a port, click the overflow menu next to the port and select Disable.

screenshot of the port overflow menu

When you are ready to re-enable the port, click the overflow menu and select Enable.

Disabling LAG interfaces

To disable a LAG, click its overflow menu and select Disable:

screenshot of the LAG overflow menu

When you disable a LAG, you disable the logical bundled interface but its member ports are unaffected and remain enabled.

PacketFabric LAGs run in active mode, which means that disabling the LAG terminates the LACP session that has been established with your device.

Updated on 15 Mar 2021