Repair network port configuration to match the detected reachable broadcast domain. If the reachability scan has completed with a reachability-status of misconfigured-reachability, meaning the network port does not have reachability to its configured broadcast domain, but has reachability to another broadcast domain, then repairing the network port's reachability will assign the port to the detected broadcast domain. Similarly, if the reachability scan has completed with a reachability status of no-reachability, then repairing the network port's reachability will assign the port to an empty broadcast domain. LIFs configured on the port will be adjusted to be configured on another port in their current broadcast domain if possible. Vlans on the specified port that do not have reachability to their configured broadcast domain will be removed. If the port was part of an ifgrp, the port will be removed from the ifgrp. If the port is not configured on a broadcast domain and has no reachability to any existing broadcast domains, it will be configured in a newly created broadcast domain.

The following example applies the scanned broadcast domain reachability information to the specified port's configuration.