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Note: The factory default settings is V LAN ID=1. All the ports belong to this VLAN, and
the management VLAN is configured on VLAN ID1 (default VLAN).
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The following describes how to use several commands on this screen.
N
Displays the next page.
Press N (command) to display the next page.
P
Displays the previous page.
Press P to display the previous page.
I
Configures the Internet mansion mode.
Press I (command), and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes "Enable or
Disable Internet Mansion Function? (E/D)>". Press E to enable the Internet mansion mode,
and D to disable it. If you select E, the appearance of the command prompt becomes
"Uplink port? >". Enter the port-number as an up-link port. Doing so configures the opti-
mum environment as a switch to be used for the Internet mansion. Set the port (which is
designated as an up-link port), and then other ports can communicate with a down-link
port. As a result, down-link ports cannot communicate each other. Thus the security
between households is ensured (or guaranteed). There is a restriction for the usage. Be sure
to check "Caution (or warning)" when configuring that.
C
Moves to the screen of creating VLAN.
Press C, and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes VLAN Create Menu.
See next section (4.1.2) for the contents.
D
Deletes the VLAN, which is configured.
Press D, and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes "Enter VLAN ID >".
Enter the VLAN ID (from 2 to 4,094) to be deleted.
O
Moves to the screen of changing VLAN configuration.
Press O, and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes "Enter VLAN ID>".
Enter the VLAN ID (from 1 to 4,094) to configure, and then VLAN modification Menu is dis-
played on the screen. See next section (4.1.3) for the contents.
S
Performs PVID configuration and checking per port.
Press S, and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes VLAN Port
Configuration Menu. See next section (4.1.4) for the content.
G
Configures the GVRP condition (or status).
Press G, and then the appearance of the command prompt becomes "Enable or Disable
GVRP status (E/D)>". Press E to enable GVRP, and D to disable it.
Q
Returns to the top menu.
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Note: If VLAN is newly created, the following PVID does not become changed. After
registering this screen, be sure to implement the configuration operation on the con-
figuration screen of Figure 4-4, or check the configuration content. If a VLAN ID to be
deleted (as well as the configuration) still exists as the PVID when you delete VLAN, it
is not deleted yet. Then change the PVID to other ID(s) before deleting.
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