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S3600 Series 8- or 16-Port 10G/Multi-Gigabit Ethernet Smart Switch with 2 SFP+ Ports
• PVID: The VLAN is assigned as the PVID for the selected ports or LAGs. These
ports or LAGs display a "P."
• Clear: The configuration is removed from the port or LAG. The port or LAG does
not display a "U," "T," or "P."
10. To add and configure or remove all ports or LAGs simultaneously, click the following
buttons as needed under the Ports table or the LAG table:
• Select All: All ports or LAGs are included in the VLAN. All ports or LAGs display
blue.
After you click the Select All button, the button changes to the Unselect All button.
• Unselect All: All ports or LAGs are excluded from the VLAN. All ports or LAGs
display blank.
After you click the Unselect All button, the button changes to the Select All button.
• Untag Port: First click the Select All button and then the Untag Port button to
add all ports or LAGs as untagged members of the VLAN. All ports or LAGs
display a "U."
• Tag Port: First click the Select All button and then the Tag Port button to add
all ports or LAGs as tagged members of the VLAN. All ports or LAGs display a
"T."
• PVID: First click the Select All button and then the PVID button to assign the
VLAN as the port VLAN ID (PVID) for all ports or LAGs. All ports or LAGs display
a "P."
• Clear: First click the Select All button and then the Clear button to remove the
configuration from all ports or LAGs. All ports or LAGs display blank.
11. Click the Apply button.
Your settings are saved.
Add routing to an existing VLAN and display
routing VLAN information
For an existing regular VLAN, that is, a VLAN that does not yet support routing, you can
add an IPv4 routing address and associated subnet mask. In this way, the regular VLAN
becomes a routing VLAN.
To add routing to an existing VLAN and display routing VLAN information:
1. Connect your computer to the same network as the switch.
Manage Routing
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