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Hello All, <br />
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I have a port that is 100Mbps and I want to move it to the 1Gbps port. All policy is mapped to the named interface on the 100mbps port. Can I simply rename my 1Gbps (and interface config) from the existing 100Mbps port and physically swap ports to get everything running like normal? <br />
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Thanks
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Hello All, 

I have a port that is 100Mbps and I want to move it to the 1Gbps port. All policy is mapped to the named interface on the 100mbps port. Can I simply rename my 1Gbps (and interface config) from the existing 100Mbps port and physically swap ports to get everything running like normal? 


Thanks

Swapping port on a  Cisco 5510 firewall

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