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VLAN Tutorials
Verify that all devices can ping each other before proceeding with the following test
Login to T2 via telnet or hyper-terminal,
From CLI type the following commands:
Enable VLANs, configure PVIDs
vlan enable
vlan mode local-mode tag-based remote-mode tag-based
system reboot
vlan add vlan-id 4090
vlan add vlan-id 101
vlan add vlan-id 2501
vlan interface ingress eth1 vlan-id 4090
vlan interface ingress port1-1 vlan-id 101
vlan interface ingress port25-1 vlan-id 2501
Assign all VLANs to egress on Eth1, configure tagging rules
vlan membership add 101 interface eth1
vlan membership add 101 interface eth1
vlan membership egress 101 interface eth1 tag enable
vlan membership egress 2501 interface eth1 tag enable
Assign VLAN memberships to DSL ports, configure tagging rules
vlan membership add 101 interface port1
vlan membership add 2501 interface port25
vlan membership egress 101 interface port1 tag enable
vlan membership egress 2501 interface port25 tag enable
Assign VLAN memberships to WallPlate ports
vlan membership add 101 interface port1-1
vlan membership add 2501 interface port25-1
vlan membership egress 101 interface port1 tag enable
vlan membership egress 2501 interface port25 tag enable
Convert this tutorial to a real-world configuration
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Create a chart of all VLAN IDs, PVIDs, and membership ports that you require.
Pay close attention that the DSL ports are always a tagged port member of a VLAN. Without this
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step, the VLAN packets will not be able to traverse the DSL lines to each WallPlate.
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Create a configuration script following the command syntax for each step of the tutorial. In the above steps,
only VLAN 101 and 2501 are shown. Complete the configuration for all VLANs and ports from 101 to 2501.
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