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If your aim is simply to get clear ale out of the side port, if all that is in there is a little trub and a normal amount of yeast, you shouldn't need to drain anything from the bottom.
However, if you want to save the yeast for re-use, you've left it too late to do it properly.
As Smiffy said.. it may be too late but you still might get some live yeast from the cake..
Keg your beer then wash the yeast from the bottom of the conical (or dump the yeast from the conical, it might be stuck after a few weeks)... either way give it a few good washes to separate out the dead yest from the live.
Ideally you should use the dump port to extract live yeast about 3 to 5 days after fermentation starts. Hopgoblin site has this guide to using a conical Link
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