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Table 90: Command set and explanations for multi-VLAN example (continued)
Command
P330 configuration (bind-to-configured option)
set vlan 1 (VLAN 1 configured)
set vlan 10 (VLAN 10 configured)
set port vlan-binding-mode 1/1
bind-to-configured
set trunk 1/1 dot1q
set port spantree disable 1/1
set port vlan 10 1/2 (port/native VLAN
changed to 10 on this port)
set port spantree disable 1/2
set port vlan 10 1/3
set port spantree disable 1/3
set port vlan-binding-mode 1/5
bind-to-configured
set port spantree disable 1/5
If the P330 switch were a Cisco CatOS switch instead
First, invoke the set port host
command on all user ports, and then
proceed as follows.
set vlan 1005 1/1
set trunk 1/1 on dot1q
clear trunk 1/1 2-9,11-1004
set vlan 10 1/2
Notes
Port bound to configured VLANs 1 and
10.
Port connected to Cisco router is an
802.1Q trunk port.
Bound to configured VLANs but not a
trunk port.
Cisco switches do not tag the native
VLAN, but the router expects a tag on
VLAN 1, so the native VLAN is changed
to some unused VLAN.
Port connected to Cisco router is an
802.1Q trunk port.
Unnecessary VLANs removed; 1, 10,
and 1005 remain.
Port/native VLAN changed to 10 on this
port.
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