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344 | Chapter 22. Double VLANs and Private VLAN Groups

ProSafe 7000 Managed Switch Release 8.0.3

The following example creates two groups. Group 1 is in community mode, and Group 2 is in

isolated mode.

Internet

Port 1/0/13

Layer 2 Switch

Port 1/0/17Port 1/0/6

Group 1 Group 2

Port 1/0/7 Port 1/0/16

Figure 2. Private VLAN groups in community mode and isolated mode

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Default Chapter2
- Revision History2
- Statement of Conditions2
- Technical Support2
- Table of Contents3
Chapter 1 Documentation Resources8
Chapter 2 Vlans9
- Virtual Lans9
- Create Two Vlans10
- Assign Ports to VLAN212
- Assign Ports to VLAN313
- Assign VLAN3 as the Default VLAN for Port 1/0/215
- Create a MAC-Based VLAN16
- Create a Protocol-Based VLAN19
- Virtual Vlans: Create an IP Subnet-Based VLAN21
- Voice Vlans24
- Link Aggregation Groups34
Chapter 3 Lags35
- Create Two Lags35
- Add Ports to Lags36
- Enable both Lags38
Chapter 4 Port Routing39
- Port Routing Configuration40
- Enable Routing for the Switch41
- Enable Routing for Ports on the Switch41
- Add a Default Route44
- Add a Static Route45
Chapter 5 VLAN Routing47
- Create Two Vlans47
- Set up VLAN Routing for the Vlans and the Switch52
Chapter 6 RIP54
- Routing Information Protocol54
- Routing for the Switch55
- Routing for Ports56
- RIP for the Switch57
- RIP for Ports 1/0/2 and 1/0/358
- VLAN Routing with RIP60
- Inter-Area Router65
- OSPF on a Border Router70
- Stub Areas75
- Nssa Areas84
- VLAN Routing OSPF93
Chapter 7 Ospfv398
Chapter 8 ARP103
- Proxy ARP Examples103
- Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol105
Chapter 9 VRRP106
- VRRP on a Master Router106
- VRRP on a Backup Router108
Chapter 10 Acls111
- Access Control Lists111
- Acl Configuration112
- Mac Acls112
- Set up an IP ACL with Two Rules113
- One-Way Access Using a TCP Flag in an ACL117
- Configuring the Switch121
- Use Acls to Configure Isolated Vlans on a Layer 3 Switch132
- Default Route134
- Set up a MAC ACL with Two Rules144
- ACL Mirroring147
- ACL Redirect152
- Configure Ipv6 Acls157
Chapter 11 Cos Queuing164
- Class of Service Queuing164
- Cos Queue Mapping165
- Cos Queue Configuration166
- Show Classofservice Trust166
- Set Classofservice Trust Mode167
- Show Classofservice IP-Precedence Mapping168
- Configure Cos-Queue Min-Bandwidth and Strict Priority Scheduler Mode169169
- Set Cos Trust Mode for an Interface170
- Configure Traffic Shaping171
Chapter 12 Diffserv173
- Diffserv174
- Diffserv for Voip190
- Auto Voip197
- Diffserv for Ipv6201
- Color Conform Policy208
Chapter 13 IGMP Snooping and Querier216
- IGMP Snooping216
- Show Igmpsnooping217
- Show Mac-Address-Table Igmpsnooping218
- External Multicast Router219
- Multicast Router Using VLAN220
- IGMP Querier221
- Enable IGMP Querier222
- Show IGMP Querier Status225
Chapter 14 Security Management226
- Port Security226
- Set the Dynamic and Static Limit on Port 1/0/1227
- Convert the Dynamic Address Learned from 1/0/1 to a Static Address229
- Create a Static Address230
- Protected Ports230
- 802.1X Port Security237
- Create a Guest VLAN243
- Create Vlan245
- Assign Vlans Using RADIUS248
- Dynamic ARP Inspection254
- Static Mapping260
- DHCP Snooping262
- Enter Static Binding into the Binding Database265
- Maximum Rate of DHCP Messages266
- IP Source Guard268
Chapter 15 SNTP273
- Show SNTP (CLI Only)273
  - Show Sntp Client274
  - Show Sntp Server274
- Configure SNTP275
- Set the Time Zone (CLI Only)277
- Set the Named SNTP Server277
Chapter 16 Tools280
- Traceroute280
- Configuration Scripting282
- Pre-Login Banner285
- Port Mirroring286
- Dual Image287
- Outbound Telnet290
Chapter 17 Syslog294
- Show Logging295
- Show Logging Buffered297
- Show Logging Traplogs298
- Show Logging Hosts299
- Configure Logging for a Port300
Chapter 18 Switch Stacks302
- Switch Stack Management and Connectivity302
- The Stack Master and Stack Members303
  - Stack Members304
  - Stack Member Numbers304
- Install and Power-Up a Stack305
- Switch Firmware306
- Code Mismatch307
- Configure a Stacking Port as an Ethernet Port308
- Stack Switches Using 10G Fiber311
- Add, Remove, or Replace a Stack Member314
- Switch Stack Configuration Files316
- Preconfigure a Switch317
- Renumber Stack Members318
- Move the Stack Master to a Different Unit320
Chapter 19 SNMP321
- Add a New Community321
- Enable SNMP Trap322
- Snmp V3323
- Sflow325
- Time-Based Sampling of Counters with Sflow329
Chapter 20 DNS330
- Specify Two DNS Servers330
- Manually Add a Host Name and an IP Address331
Chapter 21 DHCP Server333
- Configure a DHCP Server in Dynamic Mode333
- Configure a DHCP Reservation336
Chapter 22 Double Vlans and Private VLAN Groups339
- Double Vlans339
- Private VLAN Groups343
Chapter 23 Spanning Tree Protocol350
- Configure Classic STP (802.1D)350
- Configure Rapid STP (802.1W)352
- Configure Multiple STP (802.1S)353
Chapter 24 Tunnel356
- CLI: Create a Tunnel357
- Web Interface: Create a Tunnel359
Chapter 25 Ipv6 Interface Configuration364
- Create an Ipv6 Routing Interface364
- Create an Ipv6 Network Interface366
- Create an Ipv6 Routing VLAN368
Chapter 26 PIM373
- Pim-DM373
- Pim-Sm397
Chapter 27 DHCP L2 Relay and L3 Relay424
- DHCP L2 Relay424
- DHCP L3 Relay430
- Confige a DHCP L3 Relay434
Chapter 28 MLD438
- Multicast Listener Discovery438
- Configure MLD439
- MLD Snooping452
Chapter 29 DVMRP457
- Distance Vector Multicast Routing Protocol457
- CLI: Configure DVMRP458
- Web Interface: Configure DVMRP464
Chapter 30 Captive Portal475
- Captive Portal Configuration476
- Enable Captive Portal476
- Client Access, Authentication, and Control478
- Block a Captive Portal Instance479
- Local Authorization, Create Users and Groups479
- Remote Authorization (RADIUS) User Configuration481
- SSL Certificates483
Index484

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