Avaya 106760804 manual To Bind Ports, To Remove Ports

VLAN

set vlan <vlan-id> <mod-swport-range>

Command Mode	Global Configuration.
Description	Binds additional ports to a VLAN if trunking is enabled on the specified
	port. Non-trunk ports support only a single, default VLAN per port. Binding
	multiple VLANs to a non-trunk port is NOT recommended and can have
	adverse effects on network performance. To set the single, default VLAN
	for a non-trunk port, use the set port vlan command.
	All untagged frames are forwarded to the default VLAN, which you use the
	set port vlan command to set. All tagged frames are forwarded to the VLAN
	indicated by the tag.
	* Note: If automatic VLAN creation is disabled on an:
	• 80-series port, packets tagged for a VLAN that does not exist
	on the switch are dropped.
	• 50-series port, packets tagged for a VLAN that does not exist
	on the switch are forwarded to the default VLAN.
	For more information on the relationship between the settings
	for trunk mode, automatic VLAN creation, and VLAN binding,
	see Chapter 8, “Configuring Ports,” of User Guide for the Avaya
	P580 and P882 Multiservice Switches, Software Version 6.1.
	When you use the set vlan {<vlan-id> name <vlan-name>}<mod-
	swport-range>command to bind multiple VLANs to a port, the port
	becomes part of the flooding domain of the selected VLAN. This command
	provides an alternative to using the binding types bind to all and bind to
	receive that makes it possible for you to add ports to a subset of VLANs on
	the switch.
	* Important: This configuration may cause undesirable results, for
	example, destination unicast storms, and should be used
	only under special circumstances and only with the
	assistance of customer support.
Syntax
	To Bind Ports:	set vlan {<vlan-id> name <vlan-name>}
		<mod-swport-range>[...,<mod-swport-range>]
	To Remove Ports:	clear vlan {<vlan-id> name <vlan-name>}
		<mod-swport-range>[...,<mod-swport-range>]

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