CHAPTER 5: THE CLI AND PROTOCOL MONITOR THE CLI AND PROTOCOL MONITOR
MULTINET4 MULTI-PORT SERIAL SERVER & MANAGED SWITCH – INSTRUCTION MANUAL 5–25
For more information see the description of VLAN functionality in section 4.4.4: VLAN and in
section 6.4: VLAN.
5.2.2.16 The web Command
Table 5–18 explains the web command, which enables you to configure security settings
on the embedded web server. This command is available from the MN4# prompt.
set set mode | port En
param...
1. mode enable | disable – Enable or
disable VLAN awareness on the switch.
2.
port portID – Set the following VLAN
properties on the Ethernet port identified by
En:
• mode access | trunk – An access port is
typically connected to an end station and
supports a single VLAN. A trunk port is typically
connected to another switch and by default
supports all configured VLANs.
• pvid – The ID number of the native VLAN
assigned to this port.
• tagged y | n – If "y" the port ensures that a
VLAN tag is present in a frame before
transmission. If "n" the port strips all VLAN tags
before transmitting frames.
• prohibit – A list of VLANs to prohibit from a
Trunk port. Enter the VID numbers of prohibited
VLANs separated by commas. A continuous range
of VIDs can be indicated by a dash. For
example: 4, 6-8, 12, 15.
show show all ports | mode |
port En | vid n
Display information specified by the following
parameters:
• all ports – Settings of all VLAN-configured
ports.
• mode – Whether VLAN awareness is enabled or
disabled on the switch.
•
port En – VLAN settings of the port identified by
En.
•
vid n – Settings of the VLAN identified by vid n.
Table 5–17: CLI session Commands
Command Synopsis Description
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