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Remove a Port from a LAG
When you remove an interface from its LAG, the port is temporarily disabled, returned to an independent interface, and then re-enabled.
NOTE: You cannot remove the last port in the LAG. Instead, delete the LAG. The last port will be automatically removed and re-enabled as an independent port.
TIP: To remove all interfaces at once, delete the LAG. Deleting a LAG does not delete its member ports; they are all removed and re-enabled as independent ports.
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Log in to the PacketFabric portal.
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Select Ports in the menu on the left.
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Click the LAG to open its side panel.
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Click the overflow menu next to the port you want to separate and select Remove from LAG.
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A confirmation message appears. Click Yes, Remove.
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Updated on 17 Nov 2022