If you are using STP server and clients to manage vlan info:
The system will accept ANY vlan information from ANY switch in the system if its revision number is higher than the server's.
In other words if you add a switch to the group that isn't absolutely clean you can down your entire network. Trust me, I know. It happened to me and I had 5300 very unhappy nodes.
Since the 'incident' I set every switch to stp transparent mode and installed only the vlans that switch needed. -a MUCH safer way to configure your network.
6500 commands
to clear vlan - just set it back to using vlan 1 (default)
set vlan <vlan> <port1,port2,...>
clear vlan <vlan> - removes vlan from switch & all ports
to clear vlan on trunk
clear trunk <port> <vlan>
Verify with:
sh port stat <port>
sh trunk <port>
sh vlan <vlan>
sh spantree
sh spantree blocked
Change to the supervisor board? Do you mean MSFC? Or are you running IOS on your cat 6500? If it's the MSFC just do a config t then "no interface vlan21". I've never worked with a 6500 runing IOS but I imagine it's the same.
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