The VLAN Interfaces tab allows you to define and manage VLAN interfaces on your Oracle VM Servers [2] . If your network is configured to support VLANs, you should define interfaces for your different VLAN IDs on each of your servers, so that you are able to define Oracle VM networks that take advantage of VLAN separation.
The VLAN Interfaces tab is divided into two sections, a Navigation Pane and a Management Pane displaying a tabular view of the VLAN Interfaces associated with the item selected in the navigation pane.
[2] VLAN configuration within Oracle VM Manager has changed significantly in Oracle VM 3.3. If you have used previous releases of Oracle VM, it is important that you understand these changes and it is recommended that you refer to Understanding Networks in the Oracle VM Concepts Guide.