Came to say exactly the same thing 🙂 Love the feature, but that is really annoying. The other one, is that there is no <None> option for the Port Profile - if you were to set a profile and disable it later, the profile sticks. So my practice so far.. (because I cannot deal with seeing the inconsistency) 🙂 - Before you apply a profile (or if you already have one, and things are out of whack) - When you edit port or group of ports - you can toggle profile disabled, then adjust the values to what you want to see, then toggle profile on and save it.. (that will keep them looking the same initally) - But kind of defeats purpose of profile (when you change it later, it'll be out again) So I think best idea, is create a Default profile Make that something that wont change. I.e. Trunk vlan 1 or whatever your standard is Apply that to all ports + updating the non profile config as above. Then apply your real profiles to ports. Your values will be out of sync, but we know this, so hide them in the port list, and look at profile only (or drill in). And any ports that have disabled profiles - you can set to Default The issue I had with the profiles showing, means that if you filtered on profile, you could find ports that had a profile, but are not enabled now. Anyway, they are my work arounds for now 🙂
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