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Contents SmartSTACK Ethernet ELS10-27TX Supplement Page Page FCC Notice Cabletron SYSTEMS, INC Program License Agreement Page Page Page Cabletron Systems Limited Program License Agreement Viii Page Declaration of Conformity Contents Vlan MIB Objects Configuring Vlans Using SnmpXiii Configuring Workgroups Using Snmp Configuring Workgroups Using LCMWorkgroup MIB Objects Appendix a Virtual Lans Vlans IndexAbout this Supplement Your email address Getting HelpDocument Conventions Document Title Part Number Related DocumentationProduct Overview Using Vlans on the ELS10-27TXIeee 802.1Q Standard Vlan Access Ports 802.1Q Mode 802.1Q Mode on ELS10-27TXVlan Hybrid Ports 802.1Q Mode Preserving Priority 3 802.1Q Trunk PortsNon-Preserving Priority Accessing Network Management Using VLANsAssigning Ports to a Vlan Switch ModeDefault Port Vlan ID Enable Gvrp Restricting VLANs 802.1Q ModeWorkgroups Virtual Workgroups will only operate in 802.1D modeInstallation and Management Default GatewayPage LCM Conventions OverviewSubset of LCM Commands LCM Command SummaryLCM Command Syntax Help Basic LCM CommandsErase Exit or LogoutEnable Command Address Limit LCM CommandsRoute Command Port Command Port CommandEnhancements to LCM Commands Switch Command Trap Control Command ELS10-27vlan add 5-9 blue Vlan CommandPage Config Table Configuring Vlans Using Snmp OverviewModifying a Vlan Modifying, Creating and Deleting VLANsStep Action Deleting a Vlan Creating a VlanConfig Egress List Modifying a Config Egress List Entry Modifying, Creating or Deleting a Filter Gvrp Table Entry Filter Gvrp TableDeleting a Filter Creating a FilterDeleting a Static MAC Entry Static MAC EntryCreating a Static MAC Entry Vlan Version Number Bridge ConfigurationReset VlanReset Operating Mode VlanOperatingModeSyntax Octet String Size Gvrp Enable VlanGVRPEnableVlan VlanConfigVlan Access List VlanAccessListVlanConfigEntry Configuration EntriesEntry VlanConfigEntry VID VlanConfigVID Index VlanConfigIndexIP VlanConfigIP Ports VlanConfigPortsName VlanConfigName IP Mask VlanConfigIPMaskEstablish VlanConfigEstablish Status VlanConfigStatusActive VlanNumActiveEntries Static Configured VlanNumConfiguredEntriesDevice Entries Maximum Number VlanMaxNumEntries Configuration Table VlanConfigTableEgress Entry VlanConfigEgressEntry Egress Table Egress Table VlanConfigEgressTableIndex VlanEgressIndex VlanConfigEgressEntryList VlanEgressList VID VlanEgressVIDStatus VlanEgressStatus Entry VlanFilterGVRPEntry Filter GvrpGvrp VlanFilterGVRPTable VlanFilterGVRPEntry VlanFilterGVRPIndexList VlanFilterGVRPList VID VlanFilterGVRPVIDEstablishVID VlanFilterGVRPEstablishVID Status VlanFilterGVRPStatusEntry VlanStaticEntry Static MAC Address EntriesTable VlanStaticTable VlanStaticEntry VID VlanStaticVIDPort VlanStaticPort MAC VlanStaticMACEstablish VlanStaticEstablish Page Chapter Configuring Workgroups Using LCM Overview Workgroup Default Workgroup Configuration ExamplesWorkgroup Superset Workgroups are only valid in 802.1D mode LCM Workgroup CommandsELS10-27workgroup omega Page Chapter Configuring Workgroups Using Snmp Overview Workgroup Configuration Procedures Configuring Workgroups Using Snmp Page Next Number WorkGroupNextNumber Workgroups Using SnmpChapter Workgroup MIB Objects Overview MAX Count WorkGroupMaxCount Current Count WorkGroupCurrentCountTable WorkGroupTable Entry WorkGroupEntry Name WorkGroupName Number WorkGroupNumberType WorkGroupType Ports WorkGroupPortsVlan Vlan Y Appendix a Virtual Lans Vlans Vlans and Frame TaggingVlan ID ELS10-27TX Vlan ConfigurationVlan Egress Vlan Access PortsPorts in Vlan Figure A-2. Vlan Access Ports Numerics IndexSnmp Index
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