HP T1453-90001 manual Supported Switches

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What are HP-UX VLANs?

Supported Switches

Supported Switches

HP-UX VLANs are supported with switches that implement IEEE 802.1Q-compliant VLAN tagging. The switches must implement at least port-based VLANs and must be VLAN-tag aware. The following switches are among those that support HP-UX VLANs:

•HP ProCurve 9304M

•HP ProCurve 4000M/8000M

•Extreme Summit 7i

•Cisco Catalyst 6509

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Contents Using HP-UX VLANs Legal Notices Contents Glossary Tables Tables Figures Figures What are HP-UX VLANs? Logical View Physical ViewVLANs Virtual LANs Chapter HP-UX Vlan Features Beneﬁts of HP-UX VLANs Types of VLANs Supported by HP-UX Ieee 802.1Q Vlan Tag in Ethernet Frame HP-UX Vlan TaggingVlans Overlapping or Sharing the Same LAN Card Port Patches Required for the March 2002 HP-UX 11i-based Version System and Software RequirementsDriver 11i Patch # Needed Patches for HP-UX VLANsSupported Switches Unsupported Functionality Overview of Installation Communication between Vlans Requires an External Router Planning HP-UX VLANsTagged and Untagged Vlan Technology in Same Network How to Conﬁgure VLANs on the SwitchVLANs Per Tagging Scheme Port Summary of Vlan Tagging AssignmentHow to Conﬁgure VLANs on HP-UX Conﬁguration Process Properties of a Vlan Special Case of Vlan ID 0--Priority Tagged Frames Promiscuous Mode CharacteristicsAllowable Values for HP VLANs Parameter Range Default Type Description RestrictionsAllowable Values for Parameters in vlanconf File Parameter -- description Range and Restrictions Default Type Lan2 Using VLANs with MC/ServiceGuardExample VLANs and Service Guard Lan5002 Lan5003 Lan5000 Lan5001 VlanidToS to 802.1 User Priority Mappings Based on IP Precedence How is 802.1p Priority Set?Priority Override Setting Outbound IP Packets Allowable Settings for VlanprioverrideValue in vlanconf File Vlantosoverride Value in vlanconf Allowable Settings forWhere to Get More Information Setting 802.1p Priority, ToS, and OverridesWhere to Get More Information Chapter Conﬁguring VLANs Using SAM List Pulldown with Virtual LANs Displayed Conﬁguring VLANs Using SAMAction Pulldown for Creating Virtual LANs Create Virtual LANs Add an IP Address for the Vlan Conﬁguring VLANs Using SAM Chapter Conﬁguring VLANs by Editing # Vlanid Modifying Parameters in vlanconf FileConftos # VLANPRIORITY1= Using lanadmin -V to Lanadmin Syntax Using the lanadmin -V Command for Administering VLANsDisplaying a Vlan and its Properties Using lanadmin to Create a VlanUsing lanadmin to Query for VLANs on a System Using lanadmin to Set 802.1p Priority, ToS, and OverridesUsing lanadmin to Modify a Vlan Using a VlanLanadmin -V modify vlanid 53 pri 3 Using lanadmin to Delete a VlanLanadmin -V delete Using lanadmin -V to Administer VLANs Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Table A-1 Flowchart Descriptions Chart Type of Test Purpose Diagnostic FlowchartsFlowchart 1 Link Level Tests Figure A-1 Flowchart Figure A-2 Flowchart 1a Flowchart 1a Linkloop TestFlowchart 1a Procedures Figure A-3 Flowchart 1b Flowchart 1b lanscan and lanadmin TestFlowchart 1b Procedures Figure A-4 Flowchart Flowchart 2 Network Level TestsFlowchart 2 Procedures Figure A-5 Flowchart 2a Flowchart 2a ARP TestFlowchart 2a Procedures Figure A-6 Flowchart 2b Flowchart 2b ping TestFlowchart 2b Procedures Figure A-7 Flowchart 2b Flowchart 2 Network Level Tests Tracing Output from a Gigabit Ethernet Card NetTL Trace and Log of VLANsNetTL Trace and Log of VLANs Logging ExampleNetTL Trace and Log of VLANs Appendix a Glossary GlossaryMaximum Transmission Unit MTU GlossaryVppa Virtual PPA or Vppa Glossary