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As a general rule I would run:<br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-42408392-1">conf t
default int e1/10
interface e1/10
  channel-group 20 mode active
interface po20
  switchport mode trunk
  switchport trunk allowed vlan 12,13 </code></pre>
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As a general rule I would run:



conf t
default int e1/10
interface e1/10
  channel-group 20 mode active
interface po20
  switchport mode trunk
  switchport trunk allowed vlan 12,13 

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I am trying to reconfigure from channel-group 10 to 20 under my interface e/10 on my 2 5Ks running VPC. Below is what I'd like to accomplish. I did the CONFIG SYNCH-&gt;SWITCH-PROFILE NAME_SWITCH, then did the &quot;no channel-group 10 mode active&quot; and &quot;channel-group 20 mode active&quot;. It failed when I committed it. Any thoughts? Thanks<br />
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EXISTING: &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<br />
interface e1/10<br />
&nbsp; switchport mode trunk<br />
&nbsp; switchport trunk allowed vlan 12,13<br />
&nbsp; channel-group 10 mode active<br />
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DESIRED:<br />
interface e1/10<br />
&nbsp; switchport mode trunk<br />
&nbsp; switchport trunk allowed vlan 12,13<br />
&nbsp; channel-group 20 mode active
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I am trying to reconfigure from channel-group 10 to 20 under my interface e/10 on my 2 5Ks running VPC. Below is what I'd like to accomplish. I did the CONFIG SYNCH->SWITCH-PROFILE NAME_SWITCH, then did the "no channel-group 10 mode active" and "channel-group 20 mode active". It failed when I committed it. Any thoughts? Thanks

EXISTING:	
interface e1/10
  switchport mode trunk
  switchport trunk allowed vlan 12,13
  channel-group 10 mode active

DESIRED:
interface e1/10
  switchport mode trunk
  switchport trunk allowed vlan 12,13
  channel-group 20 mode active

port-channel change failed

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