Hey all,

We inherited a lot of the equipment from another team of network administrators and every now and then, we run into a switch with some old code or configuration that was left behind and missed by us. Today, I discovered that CPP was enabled on 3 of our access-layer switches in one of the buildings we support. I'd like to turn the feature off but in all the documentation I've read, there's no way of doing it. I've read this:

http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/switche ... l_pln.html

Any suggestions? Thanks.

I'd do a show run and just go into config and then control-plane
and remove any commands under there, but from this link you provided
that probably wouldn't work

I would think this would be your out

"CoPP is not enabled unless the global QoS is enabled and police action is specified. "

so if you need QoS, remove the CoPP police action, if QoS is not needed turn QoS off globally

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Also just read from that link

The policy-map named system-cpp-policy is dedicated for CoPP. Once attached to the control-plane, it cannot be detached.

EDIT:

One of the first things I did was disable QOS but the access-lists still show when doing a sh access-list.

If you're not actually policing anything in the policy it just sounds like what you're left with is config bloat (like when you enable https on a router then disable it, you still have the self-signed sig in the config even though it serves no purpose... or those temp ACLs that show up when you configure IOS login enhancement features). I wouldn't worry about it.