Cisco Systems IPMUX-1E LAN Status, Table E-34. Vlan Configuration Rate+User Tagged Mode

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Table E-33. VLAN Configuration – User Tagged, User Untagged, Rate+User Untagged Modes

Parameter	Values	Remarks
VLAN ID	1 to 4094	Selects the VLAN to edit. Creates a VLAN entry if the
		VLAN does not exist.
Network	Yes	Network port is a member of VLAN
	No	Network port is not a member
User1	Yes	User1 port is a member of VLAN
	No	User1 port is not a member of VLAN

Note ‘N’ pages between VLANs, ‘D’ deletes the current VLAN.

Table E-34. VLAN Configuration – Rate+User Tagged Mode

Parameter	Values	Remarks
VLAN ID	1 to 4094	Selects the VLAN to edit. Creates a VLAN entry if the
		VLAN does not exist.
		‘N’ pages between VLANs, ‘D’ deletes current VLAN
Network	Yes	Always Yes. Switched automatically to Yes when moving
		to this mode
		Note: Network cannot be switched to No.
User1	Yes	Frames of the VLAN coming into the User1 port will
		come out of the Network port (unless the policing
		discarded them)
	No	Frames of the VLAN coming into the User1 port will be
		discarded.
Notes
	• The maximum number of allowed entries is 16.
	• In Rate+User Tagged mode, all the VLANs where User1 is YES, must either be in
	the range 1–2047 or 2048–4094.

• In Tag mode, the Internal port is a member of VLANs used by bundle and managers only.

• In Tag+RATE mode, the User1 port cannot be a member of a VLAN used by

bundle or manager – this is to remove the impression that the IPmux can communicate through the User1 port in Tag+Rate mode.

• ‘N’ pages between VLANs, ‘D’ deletes the current VLAN.

LAN Status

Three ports are connected to the internal switch:

• Network

• User

• Internal (TDMoIP/Host).

For further details, see Ethernet User Port in Chapter 1.

E-54 Ethernet Configuration/Status – with Ethernet User Port