Hi @Robo123 ,
Firstly a question: What screen/CLI command did you use to gather the information you supplied?
The reason that there is configuration on interfaces is because they have been included in an Access-Policy Chain in ACI.
Now, the way an access-policy chain is configured is different in ACI v5.2(7g) and later, and even in ACI v5.2(7g) it differs depending on whether you have accepted the offer to convert your configuration to the new way.
So - to clear an interface using ACI v5.2(7++)
Navigate to Fabric > Access Policies > Interface Configuration
From the Interfaces Configuration work pane, select the interfaces you wish to clear
Tip: You may find it useful to apply a filter first - as in my example above where the filter Interface contains 7 has been applied
Once you have selected the interfaces, click on the Actions menu and choose Clear Interface Configuration.
Repeat for all interfaces you wish to clear
To clear an interface using ACI < 5.2(7)
Navigate to Fabric > Access Policies > Interfaces > Leaf Interfaces > Profiles and expand the Leaf Profile where your target port exists
Locate the interface selector for the target port, right click on it and select Delete
Repeat for all interfaces you wish to clear
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