Motorola RFS Series Reference Manual page 102

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DHCP
Primary IP Address
Primary Subnet Mask
Admin Status
Oper Status
Management
Interface
3. Select a record from the table and click the
Modifying a Virtual Interface on page
4. Select a record from the table and click the
switch virtual interfaces.
5. Click the Add
Adding a Virtual Interface on page
6. Select an interface as click the
is booted.
7. Select an interface as click the
4.4.1.1 Adding a Virtual Interface
To add a new switch virtual interface:
1. Select Network
2. Select the Configuration
Displays whether the DHCP client is enabled or not. A green check mark defines
the DHCP client as enabled for the interface. A red X means the interface is
disabled.
Displays the IP address for the virtual interface.
Displays the subnet mask assigned for this interface.
Displays whether the virtual interface is operational and available to the switch.
Displays whether the selected Switch Virtual Interface is currently (Up) or not
(Down) on the switch.
A green checkmark within this column defines this VLAN as currently used by the
switch. This designates the interface settings used for global switch settings in
case of conflicts. For example, if multiple SVIs are configured with DHCP enabled
on each, the switch could have multiple domain names assigned from different
DHCP servers.The one assigned over the selected Management Interface would
be the only one used by the switch. This setting does not affect any of the
Management Access Interfaces configured using
Configuring Access Control on page
4-15.
button to add a new configuration to the switch virtual interface. For more information, see
4-14.
Startup button to invoke the selected interface the next time the switch
Shutdown
> Switch Virtual Interface from
tab.
7-2.
Edit button to modify the record. For more information, see
Delete button to remove the configuration from the list of
button to disable the selected interface.
the main tree menu.