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Chapter 18: Virtual LANs
Section IV: VLANs 408
Port-Based
Examples
What follows are two examples of port-based VLANs that illustrate the
basic principles discussed earlier in this chapter.
Example 1
Our first example is illustrated in Figure 127. It shows two port-based
VLANs on an AT-8400 switch.
Figure 127 Port-based VLAN - Example 1
The two VLANs are Sales and Production. They were assigned unique
VIDs of 2 and 3, respectively, when they were created. (The VID of 1 is
reserved for the Default_VLAN.) The ports were also assigned a PVID
value that matches the VID of the VLAN in which they were made a
member. This is performed automatically by the management software.
For instance, all the ports of the Sales VLAN were automatically assigned
a PVID of 2 when the ports were made a member of the VLAN.
WAN
Sales VLAN
(VID 2)
Production VLAN
(VID 3)
Router
Server
- User’s Guide 1
- Section II 5
- Section III 7
- Section V 9
- Section VI 10
- Web Browser Management 10
- Table of Contents 12
- List of Figures 15
- How This Guide is Organized 22
- Document Conventions 24
- Contacting Allied Telesyn 26
- AT-S60 Overview 27
- Local Management Session 29
- Telnet Management Session 30
- SNMP Management Session 32
- Management Access Levels 33
- Specifying Ports 34
- Specifying Time and Date 35
- Basic Features 36
- AT-S80 User’s Guide 37
- Starting a Local or Telnet 38
- Management Session 38
- Starting a Local 40
- Management 40
- Section I: Basic Features 41 41
- Enhanced 42
- Stacking 42
- Quitting from a 42
- Local Session 42
- Section I: Basic Features 44 44
- Basic Switch Parameters 45
- Section I: Basic Features 46 46
- How Do You 47
- Assign an IP 47
- Address? 47
- Section I: Basic Features 48 48
- Section I: Basic Features 49 49
- Section I: Basic Features 50 50
- Displaying Line 51
- Information 51
- Section I: Basic Features 52 52
- Card Statistics 53
- Clearing Line 54
- Clearing System 56
- Statistics 56
- Section I: Basic Features 57 57
- Section I: Basic Features 58 58
- Section I: Basic Features 60 60
- Section I: Basic Features 61 61
- Disabled) -> 62
- Rebooting a Switch 63
- Section I: Basic Features 64 64
- Passwords 65
- Section I: Basic Features 67 67
- Hardware 68
- Section I: Basic Features 70 70
- Section I: Basic Features 72 72
- Init Done! 73
- Section I: Basic Features 74 74
- Enhanced Stacking Overview 76
- Section I: Basic Features 77 77
- IP Address 78
- Section I: Basic Features 79 79
- Section I: Basic Features 81 81
- Chapter 4: Enhanced Stacking 82
- Section I: Basic Features 82 82
- Returning to 83
- SNMPv1 and SNMPv2c 84
- SNMP Overview 85
- Enabling the 86
- SNMP Protocol 86
- Section I: Basic Features 87 87
- Communities 88
- Enter SNMP Community Name: 89
- Enter SNMP Manager IP Addr: 90
- Enter Trap Receiver IP Addr: 90
- Attributes 92
- [Yes/No]-> 95
- (Y/N): [Yes/No]-> 96
- Section I: Basic Features 100 100
- Port Parameters 101
- Displaying Port Status 102
- Section I: Basic Features 103 103
- Chapter 6: Port Parameters 104
- Section I: Basic Features 104 104
- Section I: Basic Features 105 105
- Configuring Port Parameters 106
- Section I: Basic Features 107 107
- Section I: Basic Features 108 108
- Section I: Basic Features 109 109
- Section I: Basic Features 110 110
- Section I: Basic Features 111 111
- Displaying Port Statistics 112
- Section I: Basic Features 113 113
- Section I: Basic Features 114 114
- MAC Address Table 115
- MAC Address Overview 116
- Section I: Basic Features 117 117
- Displaying MAC Addresses 118
- High School Switch 142 119
- Enter port-list: 120
- Please enter MAC address: 120
- Section I: Basic Features 121 121
- Return to Previous Menu 122
- XXXXXX XXXXXX 123
- Deleting MAC Addresses 124
- Section I: Basic Features 125 125
- Changing the Aging Time 126
- Port Trunking 127
- Port Trunking Overview 128
- Guidelines 129
- Chapter 8: Port Trunking 130
- Section I: Basic Features 130 130
- Before Creating 131
- Port Trunks 131
- Distribution 131
- Creating a Port Trunk 132
- Enter Trunk Name: -> 133
- Enter Trunk Ports: 133
- New ID = 1 133
- Deleting a Port Trunk 134
- Modifying a Port Trunk 135
- Section I: Basic Features 136 136
- Enter new trunk name: 137
- Enter ports to add to trunk: 138
- Deleting Ports 139
- Replacing Ports 140
- Clearing Ports 141
- Port Mirroring 142
- Port Mirroring Overview 143
- Creating a Port Mirror 144
- Section I: Basic Features 145 145
- Chapter 9: Port Mirroring 146
- Section I: Basic Features 146 146
- Section I: Basic Features 147 147
- Enter Destination Port: 148
- Section I: Basic Features 149 149
- Section I: Basic Features 150 150
- Advanced Features 151
- File System Configuration 152
- File Naming 154
- Conventions 154
- Configuration Files 156
- Creating a 158
- Configuration 158
- Configuration File Menu 160
- Figure 43 161
- Enter Source File Name: 162
- Enter Destination File Name: 162
- Copying file please wait 162
- Renaming please wait 162
- Deleting System Files 163
- Deleting file...please wait 164
- Displaying System Files 165
- File Downloads and Uploads 167
- Overview 168
- Downloading Files 172
- Downloading 173
- Using Xmodem 173
- TFTP server IP address: 174
- Skipping this download 176
- Press any key to continue 176
- [Yes/No] 177
- Downloading a 180
- File Using 180
- Xmodem or 180
- Local file name: 182
- Remote File Name: 185
- File successfully sent! 186
- Uploading Files 187
- Uploading an 188
- Image File 188
- TFTP Server IP address: 193
- Uploading a File 194
- Event Log 203
- Event Log Overview 204
- Configuring the Event Log 205
- Chapter 12: Event Log 206
- Displaying Events 207
- Software 210
- Saving the Event Log 212
- Clearing the Event Log 213
- Class of Service (CoS) 214
- Class of Service Overview 215
- Chapter 13: Class of Service 216
- Configuring CoS 217
- IGMP Snooping 218
- IGMP Snooping Overview 219
- Chapter 14: IGMP Snooping 220
- Configuring IGMP Snooping 221
- RouterIP 227
- STP and RSTP 228
- STP and RSTP Overview 229
- Bridge Priority 230
- Chapter 15: STP and RSTP 232
- Modular Switch System 235
- Edge Port 236
- Mixed STP and 237
- RSTP Networks 237
- Spanning Tree 237
- Configuring STP 242
- Displaying STP 247
- Port Settings 247
- Configuring RSTP 248
- Configuring 252
- RSTP Port 252
- Parameters 252
- Displaying 254
- Chapter 16 257
- MSTP Overview 258
- Multiple 259
- Instance (MSTI) 259
- AT-8400 SERIES 260
- VLAN and MSTI 263
- Associations 263
- Summary of 268
- Configuring MSTP 274
- MSTP Bridge 277
- Settings 277
- Configuring the 279
- CIST Priority 279
- Creating 280
- Deleting, and 280
- Modifying MSTI 280
- MSTI ID: [Yes/No] -> 282
- Enter the list of VLANs: 282
- Associating 283
- VLANs to MSTI 283
- MSTP Port 288
- Settings and 290
- SNMPv3 Protocol 292
- SNMPv3 Configuration 293
- SNMPv3 Overview 294
- Authentication 295
- Protocols 295
- SNMPv3 Privacy 296
- Protocol 296
- SNMPv3 MIB 296
- SNMPv3 Storage 297
- Notification 297
- SNMPv3 User Table 299
- SNMPv3 View Table 299
- SNMPv3 Access Table 299
- Creating an 305
- SNMPv3 User 305
- Table Entry 305
- Enter Privacy Password: 308
- Deleting an 309
- Modifying an 310
- Enter User (Security) Name: 313
- SNMPv3 View 315
- 1.3.6.1.2.1.6 317
- Enter View Name: 321
- SNMPv3 Access 324
- P-AuthPriv]: 326
- Enter Read View Name: 327
- Enter Write View Name: 327
- Enter Notify View Name: 327
- Enter Group Name: 334
- SecurityToGroup 340
- Table Entr 344
- SNMPv3 Notify 348
- Enter Notify Name: 353
- SNMPv3 Target 356
- Address Table 356
- Enter Target Address Name: 361
- Enter IP Address: 361
- Enter Tag List: 364
- Enter Target Parameters: 365
- Enter Target Parameters Name: 370
- Community 382
- Enter Security Name: 384
- Enter Transport Tag: 384
- Enter Community Index: 388
- Displaying SNMPv3 Table Menus 391
- Displaying the 393
- Display SNMPv3 393
- View Table 393
- Access Table 394
- Notify Table 396
- Target Address 397
- Table Menu 397
- Section IV 400
- Tagged and Port-based 401
- Virtual LANs 401
- VLAN Overview 402
- Section IV: VLANs 403 403
- Port-based VLAN Overview 404
- Section IV: VLANs 405 405
- Chapter 18: Virtual LANs 406
- Section IV: VLANs 406 406
- Section IV: VLANs 407 407
- Port-Based 408
- Examples 408
- Sales VLAN 409
- Production VLAN 409
- Example 2 410
- Tagged VLAN Overview 412
- Section IV: VLANs 413 413
- General Rules 414
- Tagged VLAN 414
- Section IV: VLANs 416 416
- Basic VLAN Mode Overview 417
- Displaying VLANs 418
- Section IV: VLANs 419 419
- Section IV: VLANs 420 420
- Section IV: VLANs 421 421
- Enter VLAN Name: 422
- Port Based VLAN 422
- Enter VLAN VID: [2 to 4094] 423
- Enter Tagged Port-list: 423
- Enter Untagged Port-list: 423
- Section IV: VLANs 424 424
- Enter VID [2 to 4094]: 425
- Modifying a VLAN 427
- Section IV: VLANs 428 428
- Section IV: VLANs 430 430
- Deleting a VLAN 431
- Setting a Switch’s VLAN Mode 432
- Specifying a Management VLAN 433
- Section IV: VLANs 434 434
- Multiple VLAN Modes 435
- Multiple VLAN Mode Overview 436
- Compliant 437
- Multiple VLANs 437
- Non-802.1Q 438
- Multiple VLAN 439
- Modes and the 439
- Selecting a VLAN Mode 440
- The VLAN mode is changed 441
- Changing the Uplink Port 442
- Displaying VLAN Information 443
- Chapter 20 444
- Section IV: VLANs 445 445
- Section IV: VLANs 446 446
- Section IV: VLANs 447 447
- Section IV: VLANs 448 448
- Attribute 449
- Registration 449
- Protocol (GARP) 449
- Section IV: VLANs 450 450
- Section IV: VLANs 451 451
- Section IV: VLANs 452 452
- Configuring GVRP 453
- > 1000 454
- Section IV: VLANs 455 455
- Section IV: VLANs 456 456
- Section IV: VLANs 457 457
- Section IV: VLANs 458 458
- Section IV: VLANs 459 459
- Section IV: VLANs 460 460
- Section IV: VLANs 461 461
- Section IV: VLANs 462 462
- Section IV: VLANs 463 463
- GIP Connected 464
- Ports Ring 464
- GVRP State 465
- Section IV: VLANs 466 466
- Section IV: VLANs 467 467
- Security Features 468
- Port Security 469
- Port Security Overview 470
- Security 472
- Violations and 472
- Intrusion 472
- Configuring Port Security 473
- Chapter 21: Port Security 474
- Web Server 477
- Web Server Overview 478
- [1 to 2] -> 480
- Enter SSL Key ID -> 480
- Configuring SSL Certificates 481
- Configuring CA 482
- Certificates 482
- Encryption 484
- Encryption Overview 485
- Data Encryption 486
- Asymmetrical 487
- (Public Key) 487
- Chapter 23: Encryption 488
- Data Authentication 489
- Key Exchange Algorithms 490
- Configuring a 491
- Distinguished 491
- Name and Keys 491
- Modifying and 495
- Deleting Keys 495
- Chapter 24 501
- Signatures 503
- Elements of a 504
- Public Key 504
- Infrastructure 504
- Certificate 505
- Validation 505
- Revocation Lists 506
- PKI Implementation 507
- Configuring Certificates 508
- Certificates to 513
- Deleting and 515
- Modifying 515
- Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) 523
- Secure Sockets Layer Overview 524
- Verification 525
- Configuring SSL 528
- Secure Shell (SSH) 529
- SSH Overview 530
- SSH Overall Configuration 534
- Configuring SSH 535
- Displaying SSH Information 538
- TACACS+ and RADIUS Protocols 540
- TACACS+ and RADIUS Overview 541
- Enabling TACACS+ or RADIUS 544
- Configuring TACACS+ 545
- Configuring RADIUS 547
- 802.1x Port-based Network 549
- Access Control 549
- Switch A 554
- Switch B 554
- Authentication Server 555
- Accounting 556
- Setting the Port Access Role 559
- Configuring RADIUS Accounting 568
- Only)-> [1 to 2]-> 1 569
- [30 to 300]-> 60 570
- Displaying Port 571
- Access Status 571
- 00:a0:d2:18:1a:c8 572
- Authenticator 573
- Supplicant 574
- Starting a Web Browser 578
- Switch’s IP Address 580
- Quitting a Web 581
- Setting the System Time 588
- Setting Up SNTP 590
- Displaying System Information 592
- SNMPv1 and 595
- Monitoring Tab 602
- Resetting a Switch 604
- Pinging a Remote System 605
- Downloading a File 609
- Enhanced Stacking 614
- Chapter 32: Enhanced Stacking 616
- Chapter 33: Port Parameters 622
- Chapter 34: MAC Address Table 634
- Creating a Port 642
- Deleting a Port 644
- Chapter 35: Port Trunking 646
- Displaying the Port Trunks 647
- Chapter 36: Port Mirroring 650
- Modifying a Port Mirror 652
- Chapter 37: Event Log 656
- Chapter 38: IGMP Snooping 664
- STP, RSTP, and MSTP 669
- Enabling STP, RSTP, or MSTP 670
- Configuring and Modifying STP 672
- Figure 235 682
- Deleting, or 685
- Removing, or 687
- Modifying VLAN 687
- Associations to 687
- Figure 241 STP Settings Page 693
- 6. Click OK 693
- Enabling the SNMP Protocol 696
- Creating a User 698
- Chapter 40: SNMPv3 Protocol 700
- Deleting a User 701
- Modifying a 702
- User Table 702
- Creating a View 705
- Deleting a View 707
- Deleting a 719
- Figure 259 728
- Displaying SNMPv3 Tables 746
- Displaying User 747
- Table Entries 747
- Displaying View 748
- Port-based VLANs 755
- Creating a Port Based VLAN 756
- 5. Click Add 757
- Figure 277 Add New VLAN Page 757
- Chapter 41: Port-based VLANs 758
- Modifying a Port-Based VLAN 760
- Chapter 42 766
- Displaying the GVRP Settings 771
- Then click View 772
- GVRP Counters 773
- GVRP Database 776
- Displaying GIP 778
- Connected 778
- Chapter 43: Port Security 784
- Web Server Security 787
- Displaying the PKI Settings 790
- Displaying the SSL Settings 794
- 5. Click Apply 798
- Configuring Port Access 807
- Setting the Port 810
- Configuring an 811
- Supplicant Port 814
- AT-S60 Default Settings 820
- Basic Switch Default Settings 821
- RS-232 Port 822
- Default Settings 822
- SNTP Default 822
- Switch State Slave 824
- Event Log Settings 825
- PKI Default Settings 827
- SNMP Default Settings 831
- SSH Default Settings 832
- SSL Default Settings 833
- Switch Settings 834
- STP Default 834
- RSTP Default 835
- MSTP Default 835
- Internal Cost Auto Update 836
- Port Priority 128 836
- MSTP Setting Default 836
- VLAN Default Settings 837
- Web Server Default Settings 838
- SNMPv3 Configuration Examples 840
- Operator 842
- Worksheet 843
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