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3.3.3 VLAN Settings
By default, the VLAN setting is disabled, however, you can turn it on for purpose, or setup the port
based priority base on the VLN setting here.
The default setting is that, All the ports, say port 1 to port 4 is bound to WAN interface.
And WAN interface is bound to port 5 of the Router (where now, it is physically with printing WAN)
So, all the network traffic that is going to Internet, all with going out through the WAN port. Unless
VLAN is enabled yet the port's VLAN is being disabled.
And once turn it on, you can base on PVID to separate the LAN. For example as the figure below,
port 1 is connected with IP Phone, port 2 is connected with Video device, and port 3, and port 4 is
normal data ports. You can just change the PVID of port #1 to 4, port #2 to 5. Then, ports #1, #2, are
being separated from port 3 and port 4.
At the same time, you can also set the priority for port #1 to 7, port #2 to 4, and then for port # 3, port
# 4 to 0, then, the Router will schedule the network packets base on the priority for packet out from
that dedicated LAN port.
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