I can never seem to remember how to “remove” a VLAN on a switch (eg: Cisco 6500) running the older CatOS. The new IOS based switches are much easier.
Anyway, it’s actually quite simple, just force the port to VLAN 1 (assuming that is your default/native VLAN). For example if port 6/5 was set to a VLAN and you wanted to remove it, just type:
set vlan 1 6/5
and bingo it’s removed from the current VLAN.
Often this is necessary when reusing a port that had a VLAN assignment but you want to use as a trunk.
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