Configuring Ufo Vlans - Allied Telesis SwitchBlade x3100 Series Manual

Introduction

4.7.7 Configuring UFO VLANs

4.7.8 Default Configuration
As a default, there is one VLAN (vid 1), which cannot be created or destroyed.
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The default VLAN is associated with all Line Card interfaces.
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The default VLAN is in standard (non-UFO) mode.
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4.7.9 Configuration Guidelines
The UFO mode is controlled on a VLAN basis.
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For the SBx3112, up to 16 VLANs can be configured in UFO mode, and they can use any VID in the 2-4094
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range.
When all VLANs on a port are deleted, the port would revert to the default VLAN (vid 1), which would be
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in either UFO or Standard mode.
An interface may be set as the upstream interface (either statically or dynamically) for a UFO VLAN regard-
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less of its DIRECTION setting.
LAG is not supported with UFO VLANs.
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Once the ADD VLAN command for UFO has been invoked, the system may generate a warning message at the
user's CLI session stating that classifier capacity or capabilities have been exceeded on the slot(s) impacted by
the provisioning change. The user should investigate classifier-related provisioning, such as IGMP, DHCPRELAY,
VLAN (for per-VLAN UFO and HVLAN), EPSR, INTERFACE (TAGALL option for HVLAN), ACCESSLIST, and
CLASSIFIER to determine the reason for the message.
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Configuring UFO VLANs