I am setting up a fortiwifi 60e V6.0.8 build 0303 and i have a strange problem with network interfaces.
I find a single "software switch" that i have never used. This switch software has internal and wifi members.
From the internal member i want to remove a port, for example the 7, but i can't. I am going crazy . Does anyone know how to do? Thank' to all.
FROM CLI: Connected
FWF60 # config system virtual-switch FWF60 (virtual-switch) # show config system virtual-switch edit "internal" set physical-switch "sw0" config port edit "internal1" next edit "internal2" next edit "internal3" next edit "internal4" next edit "internal5" next edit "internal6" next edit "internal7" next end next end
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Just shooting from the hip here. Have you tried
config system virtual-switch edit "internal" set physical-switch "sw0" config port ? The question mark at the end should give you options on what you can do from there.
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Just shooting from the hip here. Have you tried
config system virtual-switch edit "internal" set physical-switch "sw0" config port ? The question mark at the end should give you options on what you can do from there.
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Actual go into the config port sub-section and delete the interface
homefgt (port) # delete *All members of physical switch sw0: current members of lan lan1 lan2 lan3 lan4 lan5 homefgt (port) # delete Ken Felix
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Screenshot shows 4 references to the lan interface. I suspect that's at least a firewall policy (or 2), DHCP server reference, hardware switch(?), and perhaps an active admin login. Don't have a fgt in front of me atm to test this, but I am assuming you won't be able to change members on that Internal switch while an admin is connected through it.
Of course, as a last ditch effect, you always could load the config into a text editor and manually remove "internal7" from the switch.
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from the cli you saw above, i simply gave a delete "internal7" and the problem was solved!
now i have internal7 free !!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you all as always, i hope this is useful to others users.
example to delete the internal6 from CLI: Connected
FWF60 # config system virtual-switch FWF60 (virtual-switch) # edit "internal" FWF60 (internal) # set physical-switch "sw0" FWF60 (internal) # config port FWF60 (port) # show config port edit "internal1" next edit "internal2" next edit "internal3" next edit "internal4" next edit "internal5" next edit "internal6" next end FWF60 (port) # delete "internal6" FWF60 (port) # end FWF60 (internal) # end
By the way, in case somebody found this thread in his/her search effort in the future, this "config sys virtual-switch" is so-called hard-switch configuration. Not soft-switch in the subject line (config sys switch-interface). Any FWF has a soft-switch (mostly "lan") by default including this "internal" hard-switch interface and "wifi" interface. And this thread is about how to remove one interface out of "internal" hard-switch interface.
Just don't get confused.
Or you could have go to Network/Interfaces, double click on Internal under Hardware Switch and click on the black x next to the interface you want to get out of the switch. I use the CLI a lot, but sometimes the GUI is better.
You can edit the Internal switch interfaces and after that, u can see in the interface members all the ports are available with 'X' symbol. So you can select which port u want to remove and click on 'X' symbol. Then it will become an independent port.
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