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	Sun Ethernet Fabric Operating System VLAN Administration Guide

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Protocol Description

VLAN Configuration

Configuration Guidelines

Default Settings

Configuring Static VLAN Entries

Create Member Ports

Create Forbidden Ports

Viewing VLAN Information

Retrieve the VLAN Summary

Retrieve the Configuration Details for all of the VLANs on a Switch

Retrieve the Configuration Details of a particular VLAN on the Switch

Configure a Static Unicast Entry

Configure a Static Multicast Entry

Configure Dynamic VLAN Learning

Configure Dynamic Multicast Learning

Configure Restricted VLAN Registration

Configure Restricted Group Registration

Configuring QinQ

Enable Tunneling on a Port

Enable STP Packet Tunneling

Configuring Service Classes and Expedited Traffic

Map a Priority to Traffic Class

Configuring Port Filtering

Configure the Acceptable Frame Type

Configure Ingress Filtering

Flow-Based Configuration

Flow-Based Example Topologies

Example Topolgy 1

Example Topolgy 2

Example Topolgy 3

Configuring Static Unicast and Multicast Entries

Configure Static Unicast Entry in Topology 1

Configure Static Unicast Entry in Topology 2

Configuring GVRP

Configure VGRP for Topology 1

Configure VGRP for Topology 2

Configure VLANs on the Nonroot Bridge

Configure Restricted VLAN Registration

Configure Restricted Group Registration

Create Acceptable Frame Types

Configure Ingress Filtering

Default Settings

The following table lists the default settings for the switch.

Feature	Default Setting
VLAN module status	Enable
Default VLAN ID (configured in the switch)	1
System and port level GVRP and GMRP module status	Enabled
MAC address table aging time	300 seconds
Acceptable frame types	All (accepts untagged frames or priority-tagged frames or tagged frames received on the port)
Ingress filtering	Disabled
Switch port priority	0
Switch port mode	Hybrid
GARP timers	Join: 20 secondsLeave: 60 secondsLeave all: 1000 seconds
Max traffic classes	Maximum number of traffic classes supported on a port is 8.
Tunneling	Disabled

The following illustration shows a typical topology for a VLAN configuration in which two switches are connected to each other. Host A represents the terminal access to the VLAN.

image:Figure showing switch 1 and 2 connection host A and B through ports 19, 3, and 15.

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