Datacom DM984-100B - VLAN Translation Rules

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DM984 product family CHAPTER 11. IPSAN CONFIGURATION

Assigning a FLOW-Proﬁle

For the assignment of a FLOW-Proﬁle it is assumed that it was created before-

hand. Now the following single command must be issued:

flow-profile <name>

Description of the used parameters:

Name Format Description

<name> Alphanumeric Name of the previously created FLOW-Proﬁle

Example:

DM4650(config-if-gpon-7/3/2)#flow-profile 123

DM4650(config-if-gpon-7/3/2)#

11.7 VLAN Translation Rules

Any VLAN operation that is not adding a tag to an untagged packet is per-

formed via VLAN translation rules. These rules are conﬁgured via an extra menu

that is accessible from the conﬁguration menu and assigned to the ONU’s Eth-

ernet interfaces later on. There are diﬀerent rules for single-tagged packets and

double-tagged packets. The following section describes how to conﬁgure those

VLAN translation rules and what kind of operations are possible.

Note: Another way to alter the VLAN of a packet are VLAN translation rules

that are performed directly by the IPSAN after the packet passed the ONU.

These rules are deﬁned in a separate menu as well. However, only the VLAN

translation rules that are conﬁgurable for the ONU are covered in this document.

For a brief description of VLAN translation rules that can be performed by the

IPSAN, please refer to the dedicated manual of the IPSAN[1].

11.7.1 VLAN Rules for Single Tagging Operations

The following steps are done in the conﬁguration menu. At ﬁrst it is necessary

to switch to the VLAN rule menu via

vlan-translate-gpon-onu

Example:

DM4650(config)#vlan-translate-gpon-onu

DM4650(vlan-translate-gpon)#

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