User Manual NTU Orion 2
92
When a command used to change the configuration of the VLAN or network, for example,
INTERFACE, VID, SETIP, NETMASK, is successful, the new configuration is applied similarly to
the
<NETCONFIG N> command. This is determined by the fact that configurations of the group
VLAN or NET, which require confirmation, will not be displayed in the running configuration, but
will be changed only in the new configuration.
To prevent misunderstanding a warning will be displayed:
CO_NET>INTERFACE WAN2 ALLOW 1,2,3
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
New Network Configuration
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
VLANs & QoS
Interfaces : LAN WAN1 WAN2 INT
Mode : access trunk trunk access
QoS : 2 7
VLAN ID : 1 1
VLAN1 VID=1 : + +
VLAN2 VID=2 : + + Second
VLAN3 VID=3 : + + VLAN tag
. . .
Subnet mask : 255.0.0.0
Default gateway : 10.0.0.101
SNMP:
Send traps to IP:
Community : COMMON
SET command : Blocked
Alarm traps : Disabled
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Warning: New network configuration differs from running network configuration!
To view new network configuration, type 'NETCONFIG N'
To view running network configuration, type 'NETCONFIG R'
To apply changes in configuration, type 'APPLY NET' or 'APPLY ALL'.
Do not forget to 'CONFIRM' a good working configuration.
CO_NET>
4.6.5.32 <INTERFACE NAME COMMAND PARAM > command
The
<INTERFACE NAME COMMAND PARAM> command sets the operation mode of ports of the
internal Ethernet SWITCH, where NAME is the port name (LAN, WAN1, WAN2, Int),
COMMAND is the action performed with the interface and PARAM is one or several
parameters.
The command setting the operation modes of ports of the internal Ethernet SWITCH are as
follows:
<INTERFACE NAME MODE ACCESS/TRUNK>.
The <INTERFACE NAME MODE ACCESS/TRUNK> command sets the operation mode of the Trunk
or Access port.
Information about VLAN and QoS is not transmitted over the interface in the ACCESS mode.
Accordingly, all packets received by the interface are considered to belong to VLAN, the
number of the VLAN is related to the interface and the packets have the corresponding QoS. In
the TRUNK mode, packets received by the port contain the VLAN and QoS numbers. In this
case, VLAN ID and QoS, assigned to the interface are ignored. The command is available only
for the LAN port.
The
<INTERFACE NAME VLAN [1...8]> command sets the default VLAN number for ports in
the ACCESS mode.
The
<INTERFACE NAME QOS [0...7]> command sets the port QoS in the ACCESS mode.
The
<INTERFACE NAME ALLOW VLAN-LIST> command sets the list of VLANs which are
received by the port
<INTERFACE NAME ALLOW VLAN- VLAN-LIST>. All units support 8 VLANs.
To Next Page
Loading...
