3Com 3500 - page 349

bridge vlan define (3500/9000 Layer 3) 349
Procedure
1Enter the VLAN identification (VID) number in the range 2 – 4094.
2Select the bridge ports.
3Select one or more protocol suites.
If you select an IP protocol suite, proceed with step 4 . If you did not
choose an IP protocol suite for this interface, proceed to step 5.
Layer 3
address
configuration
(IP VLAN
only)
Whether you wa nt to define
Layer 3 information for the IP
VLAN
Since this is the last release to
support Layer 3 address
information in IP VLANs, avoid
this mechanism and instead
define multiple IP inte rfaces
for the VLAN with ip
interface define
commands.
■y (yes)
■n (no)
y
Layer 3
address and
mask
(IPVLAN
only)
Fields (IP network address and
subnet mask) you can use to
set up flood domains for
overlapping IP VLAN
subnetworks.
This is the last releas e to
support Layer 3 address
information in IP VLANs.
Any valid IP
network address
and subnet mask
–
Per-port
tagging
Whether you wa nt to
configure IEEE 802.1Q VLAN
tagging. You are prompted to
answer for each port that you
selected.
■y (yes)
■n (no)
y
Tag type Whether you wa nt to
configure no tagging or IEEE
802.1Q tagging (the VID) for
each port.
■none
■802.1Q
none
VLAN name
(for VLANs
other than
the default)
Unique, user-defined name
that identifies members of the
VLAN. If you use spaces, put
quotation marks around the
VLAN name.
Up to 32 ASCII
characters or
spaces
–
Prompt Description Possible Values [Default]