Delete a LAG configuration

Access mode

config

Syntax

no lag

Arguments

Field Name Description
lagName text Specifies the name of the LAG.
lagIfName IfName The system-generated identifier for the LAG.

The format is lag.lagName, so lagName is the name you assigned to the LAG with the lag command. For example, a value of lag.foo equates to the LAG you specified as LAG foo.
jumboFrames enumeration Optional: Configures the port to accept or reject jumbo frames. (Jumbo frames extend the traditional 1500 byte Ethernet frame size to 9018 bytes for 100M and Gigabit Ethernet.)

The default setting is "disabled".

Valid values: enabled, disabled
defVlan text Optional: Sets the default VLAN. Any packet arriving on the port that does not have a VLAN ID in its extended MAC header is assigned to this vlan. This can be set to either the name of a VLAN or 'discard' to drop untagged packets. If the LAG is in a VLAN, untagged frames arriving on this port will be discarded. If you do not want the traffic to be dropped, assign a different VLAN.

The default setting is "discard".
portMac macAddress The MAC address the port is using, either the MAC address of the first port added to the LAG or the administratively assigned address.
floodPort IfName The interface the LAG is using to broadcast address inquiries (the operational flood port). This port is assigned by the system based on the values you configure with the interface command.
adminState enumeration Optional: The administrative (manually configured) status of the interface.

The default setting is "enabled".

Valid values: enabled, disabled
eventFilter enumeration Optional: The event filter level set for the interface.

The default setting is "informational".

Valid values:
  • emergency : The system detected a serious problem; further operation can cause damage.
  • alert : The system detected a problem that requires operator attention.
  • critical : The system software detected a critical problem requiring a restart.
  • error : The system detected a significant problem, but continues operating.
  • warning : The system detected a problem, but was able to recover.
  • notice : The system detected normal activity, but event was generated for review.
  • informational : The system detected a normal operational activity.
  • debug : The system detected normal operational activities and unexpected events.
linkUpDownTrap enumeration Optional: Specifies if link up/down SNMP traps should be sent on the interface.

The default setting is "enabled".

Valid values:
  • enabled : Link up/down trap enabled.
  • disabled : Link up/down trap disabled.
status enumeration The operational state of the interface.

Valid values:
  • up : The interface is operational.
  • down : The interface is not operational.
  • testing : Interface attempting to come up; verifying configuration.
  • unknown : The interface is not in any of the listed states.
  • dormant : Interface is uninitialized; configuration database/hardware not synchronized.
lastChange integer The value, in ticks, of the sysUpTime variable at the time of the last change to the interface. This could be a change to the configuration, or in the administrative state or operational status. If the field displays 0, there have been no changes to the IP instance since the last system reboot.
packetTrace enumeration Optional: The setting for the packet trace capability. When enabled, the system sends debug messages relating to packets moving through the system. Because of the large amount of data generated by setting this variable, you should only enable it when you want to debug your network by verifying where packets are going in the system.

The default setting is "disabled".

Valid values: enabled, disabled
description text Optional: The text string you assigned to the interface. You can use this value to identify a interface name (for example, vlan.10) with a meaningful description.

The default setting is "".
ifIndex hexUInt The system-assigned interface name, in hexadecimal.