4.Enter a priority value for the VLAN ID in the Uplink Priority field. By default, all wired uplink interfaces have the same priority. If you want to use an active-standby topology then prioritize each uplink interfaces by entering a different priority value (1– 4) for each uplink interface.

Figure 33: Assigning VLAN uplink priority—Active-Standby configuration

5. Click Apply.

In the CLI

In this example, the DHCP client has the client ID name myclient and the interface VLAN 62 has an uplink priority of 2.

interface vlan 62

uplink wired vlan 62 priority 3

interface vlan 62 ip address dhcp-client client-id myclient

Enabling the PPPoE Client

To authenticate to the BRAS and request a dynamic IP address, the controller must have the following configured:

PPPoE user name and password to connect to the DSL network

PPPoE service name — either an ISP name or a class of service configured on the PPPoE server

When you shut down the VLAN, the PPPoE session terminates.

In the WebUI

1.Navigate to the Configuration > Network > IP > IP Interfaces page.

2.Click Edit for a previously-created VLAN.

3.Select Obtain an IP address with PPPoE.

4.Enter the service name, username, and password for the PPPoE session.

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