The Device View
2-92 Managing the Module
Setting a Port’s Egress State
To set a port’s egress state:
1. In the table, click to select the port whose egress state you wish to set. The
port’s current VLAN configuration information, including its egress state, w ill
be displayed in the fields below.
2. Use the Egress State drop-down list to specify the egress state for the
selected port: No Egress (frames are not forwarded out the port), Tagged
(only tagged frames are forwarded out the port), Untagged (only untagged
frames are forwarded out the port).
3. Click the Apply button. The new egress state will be reflected in the VLAN
Port Configuration (Advanced) window’s table.
Setting a Port’s Acceptable Frame Types
To set a port’s Acceptable Frame Types:
1. Select the desired port in the table:
2. Use the Acceptable Frame Types drop-down list to select: admitAll (the port
accepts both tagged and untagged frames), or admitOnlyVlanTagged (the
port accepts only tagged frames). If the port does not support this
functionality, the field will be grayed out.
3. Click the Apply button. The new state will be reflected in the VLAN Port
Configuration (Advanced) window’s table.
Configuring Ingress Filtering
To configure Ingress Filtering on a port:
1. Select the desired port in the table:
2. Use the Ingress Filtering drop-down list to specify whether the port will
perform Ingress Filtering: Yes or No.
3. Click the Apply button. The new state will be reflected in the VLAN Port
Configuration (Advanced) window’s table.
NOTE In order to properly configure the Egress state for backplane ports, the Auto VLAN
Backplane Configuration option should be set to disabled. This option is available via
local management. If the option is set to enabled, the backplane ports cannot be set t o N o
Egress via Element Manager.