Yes, if you are not using the features it is best to remove the commands and keep the configuration as simple as possible.
Good afternoon, Apologies for posting regarding such a simple matter, but as I am not a networking guru, I would like to ask something very simple. How can I create a Vlan on a Dell switch N4000. The issue I want to solve:  We recently acquired a Dell switch N4000 that has SFP+ ports. On the switch will be connected Unity storage server and a HPC cluster. The purpose is to keep the traffic separated between the two networks. I want the Dell switch to have our main company network and to be usable by Unity or other future devices, supposedly that our main network is 192.168.1.1/24. And I want cluster to use other ports and to be on another vlan not related with our main network, supposedly it will be using 192.168.4.1/24. I want to have 24 ports for the main network and the other 24 for the cluster. What I did so far is to follow the instructions provided on URL: [URL]  on section 3. As there will be no dhcp for the cluster, can the switch be serving IPs on these ports or by assigning the relevant IPs manually on the cluster interfaces, they will be able to communicate? Thanks in advance for any help!
Create Vlan on Dell N4000 switch