[P] VTP Statistics

[X] Exit to Main Menu

2.Select [V], and accept the default setting of Server. Because the change we want to make is to add a server, we will take the defaults:

VTP mode may be set to [C]lient, [S]erver or [T]ransparent:

Current setting ===> Server

New setting ===> Server

3. Select [A] to add an Ethernet VLAN to the switch. You’ll see the following:

The following VLAN types can be added:

[1]Ethernet, [2]FDDI, [3]Token−Ring, [4]FDDI−Net, or [5]Token−Ring−Net

Select a VLAN type [1−5]: 1

4.Now we need to specify a name for the newly created VLAN. To change the name to “Techs” we need to select option [V], as shown in the following output:

Enter Selection: V

This command selects the unique name of a VLAN.

Configuration change only takes effect when the VLAN SAVE command is executed.

A string of up to 32 characters may be specified to name a VLAN. Example: Engineering, Manufacturing, Blue

Enter VLAN name (32 characters max):

Current setting ===> VLAN0002

New setting ===> Techs

5.Now you need to save the VLAN configuration. To do so, select option [S]. Save and exit.

6.To view information about your newly created VLAN, from the Virtual LAN Configuration menu, choose [M].

7.Next, select the VLAN you want information on. In this case, it’s VLAN 2. Enter “2” and you should see the following:

Catalyst 1900 − Modify Ethernet VLAN

—————————————————————— Information ————————————————————————————————————————

Current member ports: Type: Ethernet

VLAN Number: 2

—————————————————————— Settings ———————————————————————————————————————————

[V] VLAN Name

Techs

[I] 802.10 SAID

100002

[M] MTU Size

1500

[L] Translational Bridge 1

0

[J] Translational Bridge 2

0

[T] VLAN State

Enabled

—————————————————————— Related Menus ———————————————————————————————————————————

[S]

Save and Exit

[X]

Cancel

and

Exit

[N]

Cancel and goto Next VLAN

[G]

Cancel

and

goto VLAN

[P]Cancel and goto Previous VLAN

8.To exit from this screen, select option [X].

9.To configure your trunk ports (Ax and/or Bx) to pass the VLAN information to neighboring switches, you must enable at least one of the trunk ports. From the Virtual LAN Configuration menu select option [T].

10.Now you need to enter a trunk port. We will be configuring port A:

Select a trunk port [A, B] : A

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