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Delete - Undo bridge interface br0

PaLmd

Good morning and thank you in advance.

It's not the first time I've talked about this topic and you haven't been able to solve the problem.

My problem is that when configuring the Firewall for the first time, I configure an interface in bridge mode (br0) that contains the physical interfaces 1, 3 and 4.

Which 3 and 4 does not let me detach from the interface in bridge mode.

I would like to know how I can remove this configuration, leaving only port 1 for the LAN zone.

Since interfaces 3 and 4 are unusable.
Obviously without affecting the rest of my configuration



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    Hi  

    Unfortunately, the removal of the bridge will result in network disruption to your clients. Prior to performing this, ensure that you still have access to the device via the WAN port or via Console access. Interfaces added in the Bridge Pair cannot be removed directly, you have to remove bridge configuration.

  • 0 in reply to Keyur

    Good morning, I've decided to make a new network in another interface with which I have access to everything.

    So from that network, I could remove the bridge and then assign the corresponding configuration.

    Would I be without access to the firewall applying this cofiguration ?

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  • 0 in reply to Keyur

    Good morning, I've decided to make a new network in another interface with which I have access to everything.

    So from that network, I could remove the bridge and then assign the corresponding configuration.

    Would I be without access to the firewall applying this cofiguration ?

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