HP T1453-90001 manual Using lanadmin to Create a Vlan, Displaying a Vlan and its Properties

Using lanadmin -V to Administer VLANs

Using the lanadmin -V Command for Administering VLANs

CONF_TOS or CONF_PRI)

[pri_override <level>(CONF_PRI,IP_HEADER or CONF_TOS)] <vppa>

-V scan

-V info <vppa> -V basevppa -V help

Using lanadmin to Create a VLAN

Assume that the system has the following configuration as shown by the lanscan command output.

lanscan

Hardware Station		Crd		Hdw	Net-Interface		NM	MAC HP-DLPI		DLPI
Path	Address	In#		State	NamePPA		ID	Type Support		Mjr#
1/2/3	0x001083FF9951		0	UP	lan0	snap0	1	ETHER	Yes	119
1/2/4	0x006023456789		1	DOWN	lan1	snap1	2	ETHER	Yes	119

To configure a VPPA with VLAN ID 454 and a priority of 6 on “lan0”, execute the following command.

lanadmin -V create vlanid 454 pri 6 0

Successfully configured

lan5000: vlanid 454 name UNNAMED pri 6 tos 0 tos_override IP_HEADER pri_override

CONF_PRI ppa 0

This command created a VLAN “lan5000” on top of the physical interface lan0. The PPA associated with this VLAN, 5000, is referred to as a VPPA, short for Virtual PPA. Note: the parameters that were not specified in the command have been assigned default values.

Displaying a VLAN and its Properties

You can use the default lanscan command to view all the interfaces as follows.

lanscan

VLAN0	0x001083FF9951	5000 UP	lan5000snap5000	14	ETHER	Yes	119
1/2/4	0x006023456789	1 DOWN	lan1 snap1	2	ETHER	Yes	119

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