Introduction Configuring Standard VLANs
Software Reference for SwitchBlade x3100 Series Switches (Layer Two Switching)
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ADD VLAN INTERFACE
Description Adds interfaces to the specified VLAN. When adding interfaces to a VLAN, some restric-
tions must be considered. Refer to 4.4.2.
Syntax
ADD VLAN={ vlanname-list | vid-range } INTERFACE={ type:id-range |
id-range | ifname-list | ALL } [ FRAME={ UNTAGGED | TAGGED } ] [
TRANSLATE={ 1..4094 } ] [ FORWARDING={ PRIMARYUPSTREAM | SECOND-
ARYUPSTREAM | DOWNSTREAM | RESTRICTED | STP | UCP | EPSR } ]
Options The following table gives the range of values for each option that can be specified with
this command and a Default Value (if applicable).
Option Description Default Value
INTERFACE Specifies the type of physical port. For a VLAN,
interfaces can have a type of ETH or LAG. The
LAG interface type can have more than one physi-
cal ports associated with it.
Interfaces can be queried by using 'type:id-range',
'name-list' or 'ALL' options. For example, 'ETH:2.0',
'ETH:2.1-2.4', where 2.0,2.1 etc. are the actual
physical ports and are used as the interface Id's in
this representation.
N/A
FRAME Specifies whether a VLAN tag header is included in
each frame transmitted on the specified interfaces.
TAGGED - a VLAN tag is added to frames prior to
transmission. The interface is then called a tagged
interface for this VLAN.
UNTAGGED - the frame is transmitted without a
VLAN tag. The interface is then called an untagged
interface for this VLAN.
UNTAGGED
TRANSLATE The VLAN identifier from which the VLAN is
translated.
None
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