CISCO - Removing interface from Port Channel

[BKGarry]

Good Morning All,

 

I may be using the wrong terminology here, but here goes.

 

I currently have 4 physical interface ports Gi1/0/9, Gi1/0/10, Gi1/0/11 and Gi1/0/12. 9 and 10 are on Port Channel Po5 with 11 and 12 on Po6.

 

I want to remove 9 and 10 from Po5 and add them to Po6 (so that the HyperV host has 4GBps instead of 2) I am just at a loss to whether I should be going into the PortChannel Config to remove the ports or the Physical Interface port itself to change it.

 

I know there are a few Cisco Gurus out there who will know what I mean and know I am being a little bit special, but googlefu hates me today and I am just confused on the steps.

 

Thank you all in advance,

 

BKGarry

[FN-GM]

1. reset the configuration back to default for 9 & 10

default int gi1/0/9

default int gi1/0/10

 

2. copy the config from port 11 (or 12)

sh runn int gi1/0/11

**copy**

 

3. and apply it to port 9 & 10

int gi1/0/9

**paste**

int gi1/0/10

**paste**

Edited August 10, 2017 by FN-GM

[BKGarry]

Thank you @FN-GM

 

I knew it would be something Simple but had to ask

[BKGarry]

OK, interesting

 

Default worked fine but runn int gi1/0/11 gives me an invalid input after sh

[FN-GM]

The key is making the configuration on the ports you want adding to the port channel identical to the existing ports. If there is any thing different on any of the member ports it will throw a paddy.

[BKGarry]

got it working, the SH run command has to be out of config t but everything else in :-)

[FN-GM]

Oh yeah, I tend to be in auto pilot with that. You can run this and remain in conf t: do sh runn int gi1/0/11

[BKGarry]

Thank you again. All working now. All teamed up on the hosts and load balancing too. So all good there. Also added the copying of port config to my knowledge base as that really is useful