8 Defining network paths (LAN)
works defined via VLAN IDs, which are to be assigned to the uplink set defined in the previous step.
8.Enter the meaningful name of the network to be used by the uplink set as well as the unique VLAN ID of the network within the shared uplink set.
The networks on an uplink set must have different VLAN IDs. In con- trast, however, two networks on two different uplink sets can use the same VLAN ID. These networks are still completely separate from one another.
9.Optional :
•Specificy a native VLAN network. All packages that do not contain a VLAN ID will be allowed through this connection.
•Select a network as service VLAN.
10.Click Add, the virtual LAN network is added to the table below.
11.Define any other required networks that are to use the port group, and confirm each of these with Add.
12.You can also define a network as a native VLAN in the table ret- rospectively. To do this, select the checkbox in the corresponding row under Native VLAN in the table.
13.You can also change the VLAN ID of a network in the table ret- rospectively. To do this, click in the corresponding row under VLAN Id in the table and edit the VLAN ID.
14.You can also define a network as a service VLAN in the table ret- rospectively. To do this, select the checkbox in the corresponding row under Service VLAN in the table.
15.You can also delete VLAN networks from the list. To do this, select one of the VLAN networks in the table and click Delete.
16.When you have defined all the networks you need, click Finish to con- firm your entries. The networks added to the table are created with the configured uplink set.
The new defined VLAN networks are added to the tables on the Graphic and Details tabs.
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