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Sun Ethernet Fabric Operating System VLAN Administration Guide |
Configuring Static VLAN Entries
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 Service Classes and Expedited Traffic
Map a Priority to Traffic Class
Configure the Acceptable Frame Type
Configuring Static Unicast and Multicast Entries
Configure Static Unicast Entry in Topology 1
Configure Static Unicast Entry in Topology 2
Configure VLANs on the Nonroot Bridge
Configure Restricted VLAN Registration
VLAN stacking, also known as the 802.1ad standard, extends the original VLAN tagging technology by allowing VLAN packets to be tunneled in another VLAN tag. This extension is known as QinQ, VLAN stacking, or double tagging. QinQ resolves the scaling limitations of VLAN tagging by increasing the number of VLAN packets that can be transmitted with the limited number of VLAN tags allowed by the standard.