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2.
Delete the interface superset.
host1(config)# no qos-interface-superset business-data
Deleting an Interface Set
You must remove the members of an interface set before you can delete the interface
set. If the interface set has a QoS profile attached or a QoS parameter instance, all
of these attachments are also deleted.
To delete an interface set:
1.
Remove the interface set from the interface member.
host1(config)# interface gigabitEthernet 4/0/0.1
host1(sub-if)# no qos-interface-parent vlan-business
2.
Delete the interface set.
host1(config)# no qos-interface-set vlan-business
Related Topics
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For more information about deleting an interface set from an interface superset,
see Configuring Interface Supersets for QoS on page 212
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For more information about deleting interface members of an interface set,
seeConfiguring Interface Sets for QoS on page 213
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qos-interface-parent
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qos-interface-set
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qos-interface-superset
Example: Configuring Interface Sets for 802.3ad Link Aggregation Groups
This example shows how to configure interface sets to restrict a VLAN interface to
a specific link in an 802.3ad link aggregation group (LAG).
When the parent interface of an interface superset is a LAG, the children of the
superset are distributed to different links of the LAG using the load balancing scheme.
You can, however, specify the Ethernet physical port as the anchor of the interface
superset. When the link is up, the interface superset is attached to the specified
Ethernet port. When the link is down, the system chooses an available link. When
the link comes back up, the system moves the interface superset and its member
back to the primary link.
To restrict a VLAN interface to a specific link in the LAG:
1.
Configure the interface superset.
host1(config)# interface superset lag
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Deleting an Interface Set
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