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The VlanMgr Utility
EPICenter Concepts and Solutions Guide
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You can specify only one EPICenter server (database) in a command. If you want to create, modify
or delete VLANs for devices managed by multiple EPICenter servers, you must use a separate
command for each server.
To create a VLAN on multiple switches, use multiple -dip options in a single command.
The -modify option effectively recreates a VLAN with only the options specified in the command.
Any options not specified are reset to their defaults, and only devices specified with a
-dip option in
the modify command will be included in the VLAN.
WARNING!
Only the devices that are explicitly included in a VlanMgr modify command will be included in the modified
VLAN. Any devices in the original VLAN that are not specified in the modify command will be removed from the
VLAN as a result of the modify command. Any options that are not explicitly specified will be reset to their
defaults.
For example, suppose you have untagged VLAN Test1 that includes ports 2, 3,and 4 on device
10.20.30.40. To add ports 1 and 2 on device 10.20.30.50 to the VLAN, you can use the
-modify
command, but the command must specify both
-dip 10.20.30.50 -port 1,2 and -dip
10.20.30.40 -port 2,3,4
. If you do not include device 10.20.30.40 in the command, that device
and its ports will be removed from the VLAN.
-port <ports> Ports to be included in the VLAN as untagged
ports on the device specified by the preceding
-dip option. If this option is not included, any
untagged ports configured on this device will
be removed from the VLAN.
These options
must immediately
follow the -dip
option to which
they apply.
Each option may
be specified once
per -dip option.
No
untagged
ports
-tagport <ports> Ports to be included in the VLAN as tagged
ports on the device specified by the preceding
-dip option. If this option is not included, any
tagged ports configured on this device will be
removed from the VLAN.
No tagged
ports
-ipf Enable IP forwarding on the specified device. If
this option is not included, IP forwarding will
be disabled on this device.
IP
forwarding
disabled
-ip <IP address>/<subnet
mask>
Set an IP address and submask for this VLAN
on the specified device. Format is xx.xx.xx.xx/
nn. If this option is not included, the VLAN will
be reconfigured without a VLAN IP address.
No IP
address
-tag <number> Set a tag value for the VLAN. This can be a value between 2 and
4095. If this option is not included, the VLAN will be reset to an
untagged VLAN.
Untagged
-protocol <protocol
name>
Set protocol filter. If this option is not included, the protocol will be
reset to ANY.
ANY
Delete VLAN:
-delete <VLAN name> Delete the specified VLAN from all switches on which it is
configured.
None
Table 17: VlanMgr command options (continued)
Option Value Default

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Summary

EPICenter Overview

EPICenter Features

Comprehensive overview of the EPICenter software's capabilities and advantages for network management.

Inventory Management

Manages a database of all devices, enabling discovery and status tracking of network components.

The Alarm System

Provides fault detection and alarm handling for network devices, allowing custom alarm definitions.

Getting Started with EPICenter

Starting EPICenter

Details on launching the EPICenter server and client components for initial use.

Creating the Device Inventory

First step in using EPICenter to populate the inventory database through discovery or manual addition.

Managing your Network Assets

Using Discovery to Find Network Devices

Utilizes the Inventory Manager's discovery feature to automatically find network devices running SNMP agents.

Organizing Your Inventory with Device Groups

Groups devices with common characteristics for unit management, simplifying tasks like alarm scoping.

Configuring and Monitoring Your Network

User-Defined Telnet Macros

Enables creation and execution of Telnet macros for automating configuration tasks on multiple devices.

Network-wide VLAN Configuration

Manages VLANs across multiple devices, providing network-wide visibility and configuration capabilities.

Managing Network Security

Management Access Security

Secures switch configuration and traffic monitoring, controlling user access and ensuring confidentiality.

Using RADIUS for EPICenter User Authentication

Configures EPICenter to use an external RADIUS server for robust user authentication and authorization.

Tuning and Debugging EPICenter

Monitoring and Tuning EPICenter Performance

Addresses factors affecting EPICenter performance and provides tuning strategies for optimal operation.

Tuning the Alarm System

Optimizes alarm system performance by disabling unnecessary alarms and scoping them to relevant devices.

EPICenter Utilities

The DevCLI Utility

Command-line utility for managing devices and device groups, useful for bulk operations and automation.

Inventory Export Scripts

Scripts to export device or slot information from EPICenter inventory into CSV format for analysis.

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