Creating Vlan Tags; Verifying The Port Configuration - Cisco ASR 5500 Administration Manual

VLANs

Creating VLAN Tags

Use the following example to create VLANs on a port and bind them to pre-existing interfaces. For information
on creating interfaces, refer to System Interfaces and Ports.
config
port ethernet slot
Notes:
• Optional: Configure VLAN-subscriber associations. Refer to
• Repeat this procedure as needed to configure additional VLANs for the port.
• Refer to
• Save your configuration as described in the Verifying and Saving Your Configuration chapter.

Verifying the Port Configuration

Run the following command to verify the port configuration:
[local]
An example of this command's output when at least one VLAN has been configured for the port is shown
below:
Port: 5/11
Port Type
Role
Description
Redundancy Mode
Redundant With
Preferred Port
Physical ifIndex
Administrative State
Configured Duplex
Configured Speed
Fault Unidirection Mode : 802_3ae clause 46
Configured Flow Control : Enabled
Interface MAC Address
SRP Virtual MAC Address : None
Fixed MAC Address
Link State
Link Duplex
Link Speed
Flow Control
Link Aggregation Group
Untagged:
Tagged VLAN: VID 10
port
/
no shutdown
vlan vlan_tag_ID
no shutdown
bind interface interface_name context_name
end
on page 238 for more information.
VLAN-Related CLI Commands , on page 239
additional information.
host_name show port info slot
#
: 10G Ethernet
: Service Port
: (None Set)
: Port Mode
: 6/11
: Non-Revertive
: 85262336
: Enabled
: Auto
: Auto
: 64-9E-F3-69-5B-EA
: 64-9E-F3-69-5B-CA
: Up
: Full
: 10 Gb
: Enabled
: None
Logical ifIndex : 85262337
Operational State : Up, Active
Logical ifIndex : 285278210
VLAN Type : Standard
VLAN Priority : 0
Configuring Subscriber VLAN Associations,
and the Command Line Interface Reference for
port
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