Create Virtual LANs | HP T1453-90001 manual

Conﬁguring VLANs Using SAM

Figure 3-3 Create Virtual LANs

	After you have assigned a VLAN ID, the VLAN then shows on the
	main screen with the status Not Configured. You then highlight the
	VLAN, and select the Configure IP Address pulldown action. This
	displays the Add an IP Address for the VLAN screen (Figure 3-4).
	After you have conﬁgured an IP address for the VLAN, its status on
	the main screen will show as Enabled.
	Assign VLAN IDs to each VLAN. Ensure that the assignments are
	consistent across endstations and switches; otherwise, stations will
	not communicate with each other.
	On a switch or end-station, all the frames for a speciﬁc VLAN must
NOTE
	be either tagged or untagged. All devices in a VLAN’s data path must
	be VLAN-aware (one that understands VLAN membership and
	formats).
	Once a VLAN has been conﬁgured, you can modify its properties

	even if it is in the Enabled state.