PowerConnect 35XX port security

Hello. I am trying to locate a CLI command that will allow me quickly clear course MAC addresses for a port secure with port security.

My configuration of the interface is fairly simple.

dot1x multiple-host
dry port max 2
dry port stop throw

If I connect to a different host, the original at the port this as it should and travel to port security. Now, everything is fine, if I plan on the reconnection of the original host. Issue the global command "set interface active ethernet eth #" and the port is back online. The problem comes when I want to change the host. I have to completely remove the dot1x and the security configuration of the port [minus the max], 'set active interface' and then add security dot1x port for the interface configuration.

Is there a way to quickly clean the secure the port addresses so that the new addresses can be learned?

Thanks in advance.

-Andrew

Try this command and see if it works. Console # dot1x to re-authenticate ethernet 1/eXX

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