AutoTracker VLANs

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Omni Switch/Router 2
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Omni Switch/Router 1
FDDI Backbone
Group 1
Device D
Slot 2 Port 2Slot 2 Port 1
Device A
Slot 3 Port 1

Current Port Policy Functionality

(reg_port_rule = 0)

Device Source Port VLAN Membership
A 3-1 default VLAN #1
B 2-1 default VLAN #1
C 2-2 default VLAN #1
D 3-1 default VLAN #1
Device Source Port VLAN Membership
A 2-1 default VLAN #1
B 3-1 default VLAN #1
C 3-1 default VLAN #1
D 2-2 default VLAN #1
Group 1
Slot 2 Port 1
Device B Device C
Slot 2 Port 2Slot 3 Port 1 With current port policy functionality, VLANs
are not active, or “carried on” ports. Port 3-1
(slot 3 port 1) on switch 2, the backbone
port, is still a member of VLANs 2 and 3 on
switch 2, but VLANs 2 and 3 are not carried
over the FDDI backbone to switch 1. The
members of VLANs 2 and 3 on switch 2 do
not become members of all VLANs to which
the backbone port on switch 1 is assigned.
Rather, they become members of default
VLAN #1 on switch 1 if they do not match
any of switch 1’s existing VLAN policies and
if defvl is on for the switch.
If defvl is off, the traf-
fic is dropped.
With current port poli-
cy functionality, VLANs
are not active, or “carried
on” ports. Port 3-1 (slot 3 port 1) on
switch 1, the backbone port, is still a mem-
ber of VLANs 2 and 3 on switch 1, but VLANs
2 and 3 are not carried over the FDDI back-
bone to switch 2. The members of VLANs 2
and 3 on switch 1 do not become members
of all VLANs to which the backbone port on
switch 2 is assigned. Rather, they become
members of default VLAN #1 on switch 2 if
they do not match any of switch 2’s existing
VLAN policies and if defvl is on for the
switch. If defvl is off, the traffic is dropped.
VLAN 2
Ports 2-1 (no devices)
and 3-1 (no devices)
VLAN 3
Ports 2-2 (no devices)
and 3-1 (no devices)
port rulesport rules
VLAN 2
Ports 2-1 (no devices)
and 3-1 (no devices)
VLAN 3
Ports 2-2 (no devices)
and 3-1 (no devices)
port rulesport rules