Vlan-Enabling A Port; Removing A Port From A Vlan; Vlan-Enabling A Group; Removing A Group From A Vlan - D-Link DSN-500 Software User's Manual

7.6.1 VLAN-Enabling a Port

To VLAN-enable a port:
1. In the Network Settings View, click an Ethernet port in the Main Display.
2. Perform one of the following steps:
On the Network menu, click Replace Port with VLAN enabled Port.
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Click Replace Port with VLAN enabled Port in the Network Actions panel.
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Press the right mouse button and click Replace Port with VLAN enabled Port from
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the shortcut menu.

7.6.2 Removing a Port from a VLAN

If you no longer want a port to participate in a VLAN:
1. In the Network Settings View, click a VLAN-enabled Ethernet port in the Main Display.
2. Perform one of the following steps:
On the Network menu, click Replace VLAN enabled Port with standard Port.
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Click Replace VLAN enabled Port with standard Port in the Network Actions panel.
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Press the right mouse button and click Replace VLAN enabled Port with standard
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Port from the shortcut menu.

7.6.3 VLAN-Enabling a Group

There are two ways to VLAN enable a group:
When you create the group - check Create VLAN enabled Group in the Group Ports
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dialog box (see section 7.5.1).
After you create a group – using the Replace Group with VLAN enabled Group option
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(described below).
To VLAN-enable a group using the Replace Group with VLAN enabled Group option:
1. In the Network Settings View, click a group in the Main Display.
2. Perform one of the following steps:
On the Network menu, click Replace Group with VLAN enabled Group.
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Click Replace Group with VLAN enabled Group in the Network Actions panel.
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Press the right mouse button and click Replace Group with VLAN enabled Group
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from the shortcut menu.

7.6.4 Removing a Group from a VLAN

If you no longer want a group to participate in a VLAN:
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