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Someone can correct me if I am wrong, but I haven't seen anything of the sort on my 5k's, so I don't think that option is available in NX-OS.
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Someone can correct me if I am wrong, but I haven't seen anything of the sort on my 5k's, so I don't think that option is available in NX-OS.

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ditto, haven't seen it on the 5k's. &nbsp;As far as I know, you have to 'no' every configuration line you want to remove.
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ditto, haven't seen it on the 5k's.  As far as I know, you have to 'no' every configuration line you want to remove.

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correct !!! I am also not getting any option to put the port in default mode.<br />
but its very surprising how can Cisco forgot to introduce such command in Nexus.
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correct !!! I am also not getting any option to put the port in default mode.
but its very surprising how can Cisco forgot to introduce such command in Nexus.

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@network-guru,<br />
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I totally understand. I feel the same way too, but I am pretty sure they had their reasons. I know there is a port profile feature. May be a way to use that to apply a config to the port and then remove the config by removing the port profile from it?
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@network-guru,

I totally understand. I feel the same way too, but I am pretty sure they had their reasons. I know there is a port profile feature. May be a way to use that to apply a config to the port and then remove the config by removing the port profile from it?

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Hi,<br />
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Is there any way to put the FEX port int the default config mode which will result in removing all commands from the FEX single port.<br />
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like we do default interface &lt;interface number&gt; in Cisco IOS based switches.<br />
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How can we do the same thing on Cisco Nexus
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Hi,

Is there any way to put the FEX port int the default config mode which will result in removing all commands from the FEX single port.

like we do default interface <interface number> in Cisco IOS based switches.

How can we do the same thing on Cisco Nexus

Cisco Nexus FEX Default port config

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