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VLAN configuration example

This section provides sample CLI commands showing how to configure the Intel® Blade Server Ethernet Switch Module IXM5414E to support IEEE 802.1Q VLANs. Configuring VLANs allows you to partition your network on a logical rather than physical basis. The only physical restriction is that both ends of a point-to-point link must be in the same VLAN. There are many possible logical partitions – one common one being department membership.

The script in the following example shows you how to create and configure VLANs on your switch.

Create and name two VLANs (the names are optional).

config vlan create 1

config vlan name 1 vlan_one config vlan create 2 config vlan name 2 vlan_two

Assign the ports that will belong to vlan_one. This will be a tagged VLAN – only tagged packets will be accepted by member ports, and all packets transmitted from member ports will be tagged.

config vlan participation include 1 bay.1,bay.2 config vlan port tagging enable 1 bay.1,bay.2 config vlan port acceptframe vlanonly 1 bay.1,bay.2

Assign the ports that will belong to vlan_two. Untagged packets will be accepted by member ports bay.3 and bay.4 and assigned the default PVID of 2, and all packets transmitted from member ports will be untagged. Note that bay.2 is a member of both vlan_one and vlan_two, and that ext.1 and ext.2 will never be members.

config vlan participation include 2 bay.2,bay.3,bay.4 config vlan participation exclude 2 ext.1,ext.2 config vlan port acceptframe all 2 bay.3,bay.4

Assign the same default PVID to ports bay.3 and bay.4.

config vlan port pvid 2 bay.3,bay.4

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Contents

C66107-004 Page Contents Page Safety To Connect To Disconnect Statement Vii Viii XxCAUTION Page Page Related publications Major components of the IXM5414E switch module Performance features Specifications and featuresPorts Standards Garp Gmrp Gvrp Management Intel Blade Server Ethernet Switch Module IXM5414E Network Cable Support Ethernet interface requirements System reliability considerations Installation guidelinesModule Bay Switch-module function Handling static-sensitive devices Installing the IXM5414E switch module Sbce Intel Blade Server Ethernet Switch Module IXM5414E Removing the IXM5414E switch module Intel Blade Server Ethernet Switch Module IXM5414E Intel Blade Server Ethernet Switch Module IXM5414E Information panel LEDs Intel Blade Server Ethernet Switch Module IXM5414E Intel Blade Server Ethernet Switch Module IXM5414E overview Chassis configuration and operation Switch module management and control Module bay number Default IP address IP addresses and Snmp community names Traps Port mirroring Authentication failureManagement Information Bases MIB Topology change Spanning Tree Protocol STP Simple Network Management Protocol Snmp Switching conceptsAuthentication Packet forwarding Spanning Tree Protocol STP Virtual Local Area Networks Vlan Ieee 802.1Q VLANs Ieee 802.1Q Vlan packet forwarding Forwarding rules between ports Ieee 802.1Q Vlan tags Ieee 802.1Q Tag Tagging and untagging Port Vlan IDEgress rules Static MAC filtering Ieee 802.1Q Vlan configurationGeneric Attribute Registration Protocol Garp Garp Multicast Registration Protocol Gmrp Group Service Requirements InformationGarp Vlan Registration Protocol Gvrp Group Membership Information Internet Group Management Protocol Igmp snooping Static LAGs Distribution method Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Dhcp Security AuthenticatorAuthentication server Ieee Local authentication Radius authenticationSecure Shell SSH SSL Feature Component Type Secure Socket Layer SSL Bandwidth provisioning Quality of Service QoSBandwidth Allocation Profile Access Control Lists ACL Intel Blade Server Ethernet Switch Module IXM5414E Remotely managing the switch module Introduction Getting started Intel Blade Server Ethernet Switch Module IXM5414E QOS System Inventory information ARP cacheMAC Address Machine Type Maintenance LevelSystem Description Machine Model Operating System ConfigurationSystem description Network Processing Device Network connectivity Network Configuration Protocol Default GatewayBurned In MAC Address User accounts Telnet Login Timeout minutesTelnet Maximum Number of Telnet Sessions Snmp v3 Access Mode PasswordConfirm Password User Encryption Protocol Login configurationAuthentication Protocol Encryption Key Login session ID of this row Login summaryConnection From Method List User loginLogin Users 802.1X Port Security Users Authentication is complete Search ConfigurationForwarding database Aging Interval secs MAC Address Search FilterLearned IfIndex Gmrp Learned LogsMessage log Other Time Event logDays, hours, minutes and seconds Filename PortEntry TaskID Probe Lacp Mode Admin ModeFlow Control Mode Physical Mode Summary Port Type STP ModeForwarding State Link Status Control ModeMirroring Link Trap Port Mirroring Mode Port to be Mirrored Community Community configurationName Client IP Address Trap receiver configurationClient IP Mask Trap receiver summary Supported Management Information Bases MIB EnableDisable IP Address Statistics Switch detailedDescription RFC title or MIB description Unicast Packets Received Packets Received Without ErrorOctets Received Multicast Packets Received Unicast Packets Transmitted Packets Transmitted Without ErrorsOctets Transmitted Multicast Packets Transmitted Total Packets Received Without Errors Switch summaryPackets Received With Error Address Entries Currently In Use Transmit Packet ErrorsPort detailed Vlan Entries Currently In Use Packets Received 65-127 Octets Total Packets Received with MAC ErrorsPackets Received 64 Octets Packets Received 128-255 Octets Jabbers Received Alignment ErrorsRx FCS Errors Fragments/Undersize Received Underrun Errors Total Transmit ErrorsTx FCS Errors Packets Transmitted 1024-1518 Octets STP BPDUs Transmitted Excessive Collision FramesSTP BPDUs Received Rstp BPDUs Received Port summary Collision Frames System utilities System resetSave all applied changes Reset configuration to defaults Reset passwords to defaults Download file to switch Tftp File Path File TypeTftp Server IP Address Tftp File Name Upload file from switch Trap flags Trap managerPing Ping Link Up/Down AuthenticationTrap log Multiple Users Switching Vlan ID and Name Vlan Name Broadcast Packets/Second Broadcast Storm Control ModeMulitcast Storm Control Mode Multicast Packets/Second Status Tagged All frames transmitted for this Vlan will be tagged Port Vlan ID Port configurationMulticast Storm Control Mode Acceptable Frame Types All. The factory default is MAC filter configuration Reset configurationFilters MAC filter summary Destination Port Mask Switch Gmrp Switch GvrpDestination Port Members Switch configuration 100 Gmrp Mode Gvrp Mode101 102 Group Membership Interval secs Configuration and statusIgmp snooping Max Response Time secs Less Than Group Membership Interval Interface configuration 104 LAG Name Administrative ModeLAG Name Create 105 Logical port identifier of the LAG, in the format lag.port Membership Conflicts106 Member Ports Mfdb table107 Type Gmrp tableComponent Forwarding Ports Igmp snooping table 109 Stats Switch configuration/statusSpanning tree 110 Configuration Digest Key Common Spanning Tree CST configuration/statusSpanning Tree Admin Mode Force Protocol Version 112 CST port configuration/status 113 114 Rstp BPDUs. Transmitted Class of serviceStatistics 115 User Priority Port access control802.1p priority mapping Traffic Class 117 Quiet Period secs Force UnauthorizedForce Authorized 118 Port status 119 120 Protocol Version Authenticator PAE StateControl Direction PAE Capabilities Backend State 122 Key Transmission Enabled Operating Control Mode123 124 Login 125 Port access summary Port access privileges126 Radius 127 Server configuration 128 129 Invalid Server Addresses Radius statisticsServer statistics 130 131 Accounting server configuration 132 Accounting Retransmissions Accounting server statisticsAccounting Requests Accounting Responses Clear statistics TimeoutsSecure Http Malformed Accounting Responses SSL Version Https Admin ModeTLS Version Https Port SSH Connections in Use Secure ShellSSH Version 136 QoS Access Control Lists137 Current Size/Max Size Direction138 ACL identifier Rule configuration139 Action Rule140 141 Destination L4 Port Keyword Destination L4 Port Number Bandwidth profile configurationSource L4 Port Keyword Source L4 Port Number 142 Maximum Bandwidth Bandwidth profile summaryBandwidth Profile 143 Allocated Minimum Bandwidth Traffic class configuration144 Interface Weight145 Accept Byte Count Traffic class summary146 Interface allocation summary Logout147 148 Determining the software version 149 Upgrading the MCU code using Telnet Upgrading the switch softwareUpgrading the image using Telnet Obtaining the latest version Upgrading the image using web interface 151 Upgrading the MCU code using web interface Resetting and restarting the switch module152 153 154 Format Command Line Interface CLI conventionsCommand name 155 Values Parameters156 Special characters Comments157 Execute the nth command in history buffer Remotely managing the IXM5414E switch moduleConnecting to the IXM5414E switch module Str Changing configuration settings 159 Managing user accounts IXM5414E switch module system commandsInitial configuration 160 Address Resolution Protocol ARP cache System commandsForwarding DB Show inventory Inventory information162 Port commands Logs Acceptable values are Default disable Format164 Mirroring commands FlowControl Mode165 Simple Network Management Protocol Snmp Snmp community commands166 Format show snmpcommunity Snmp Community Name 167 Format show snmptrap Snmp Trap Name Status Status of this community. Either enable or disableSnmp trap commands 168 Format Config network protocol none/bootp/dhcp Values System configurationDefault 10.90.90.9x 255.255.255.0 Format Network connectivity Telnet Format Show network IP Address170 User accounts Format show telnet Telnet Login Timeout minutes171 Default No encryption Format Format Config users passwd userDefault No authentication Format Use of zero instead of the letter O Config prompt Login173 Config sysname Config syscontactConfig syslocation Show stats port detailed Fragments/Undersized Received Total Packets Received Without Error175 176 BPDUs Transmitted Total Transmit Packet DiscardedBPDUs Received Gvrp PDUs Failed Registrations Show stats port summary Show stats switch detailed178 179 Show stats switch summary 180 Show sysinfo System utility commandsSystem utilities 181 Format logout 182 Default code Format Transfer download commands183 Tftp Filename Transfer upload commandsTftp Server IP 184 185 Trap manager Show traplog Switching configuration commands187 Generic Attribute Registration Protocol Garp commands Show garp interface Config garp leavetimerShow garp info 189 Config igmpsnooping groupmembershipinterval Igmp snooping commandsConfig igmpsnooping adminmode Config igmpsnooping interfacemode Config lag addport Link Aggregation LAG commandsConfig igmpsnooping mcrtrexpiretime Config lag adminmode Config lag deleteport Config lag createConfig lag deletelag Config lag linktrap Config macfilter create MAC filter commandsConfig macfilter adddest Config macfilter deldest Show mfdb gmrp Multicast Forwarding Database Mfdb commandsShow macfilter Show mfdb igmpsnooping Show mfdb table Show mfdb staticfilteringShow mfdb stats 195 Spanning tree commands Spanning tree bridge commands Spanning tree Common Spanning Tree CST commands Show spanningtree cst port detailed 198 Show spanningtree cst port summary 199 Spanning tree port commands Spanning tree summary commands Virtual Local Area Network Vlan commands Config vlan port acceptframe Config vlan nameConfig vlan participation Config vlan port priority Show vlan detailed Config vlan port tagging203 Show vlan summary Show vlan port204 Show classofservice 802.1pmapping Class of Service commandsConfig classofservice 802.1pmapping Default = see table below Security configuration commands Authentication commands Ieee 802.1X commands Config dot1x login Config dot1x adminmodeConfig dot1x defaultlogin Config dot1x port controlmode Config dot1x port reauthenticate Config dot1x port quietperiodConfig dot1x port reauthenabled Config dot1x port reauthperiod Config dot1x port users remove Config dot1x port transmitperiodConfig dot1x port users add Show dot1x port detailed Format Show dot1x port stats port Port Show dot1x port stats211 Show dot1x summary Show dot1x port summaryShow dot1x port users 212 Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service Radius commands Radius accounting commands Show radius accounting summary Radius configuration / summary commandsConfig radius maxretransmit Clear radius stats Show radius summary Config radius timeoutShow radius stats 215 Radius server commands Show radius server summary Server IP Address217 Secure Shell SSH commands Secure Socket Layer SSL commands Quality of Service QoS commands Access Control List ACL commands Config acl rule delete Config acl rule actionConfig acl rule create Config acl rule match dstip Config acl rule match protocol number Config acl rule match everyConfig acl rule match protocol keyword Config acl rule match srcip Show acl summary Config acl rule match srcl4port numberShow acl detailed 222 Bandwidth provisioning commands BW provisioning BW allocation commands BW provisioning traffic class commands Show bwprovisioning trafficclass summary Show bwprovisioning trafficclass allocatedbwShow bwprovisioning trafficclass detailed 225 226 Contact pin number Label Media direct interface signal 227 228 229 Standard Data transmission rate Media type Maximum distance 230 Bandwidth Provisioning 231Ieee 232 Remote Authentication Dial-in User ServiceVlan Switching Secure Shell 233 HeadingIgmp Snooping Link Aggregation 234Spannng Tree Protocol STP 235 User Accounts 236Telnet Utilities 237 238 Appendix D CLI Command Tree 239 240 241 242 243 Spanningtree Show 244 245 Transfer 246 247 248 Config spanningtree bridge priority Bridging configuration example249 Config forwardingdb agetime 250 Config spanningtree forceversion 802.1d Ieee 802.1w configuration exampleConfig spanningtree forceversion 802.1w 251 Config vlan port pvid 2 bay.3,bay.4 Vlan configuration exampleConfig vlan create 252 Link aggregation configuration example 253 Config igmpsnooping mcrtrexpiretime Igmp snooping configuration exampleConfig igmpsnooping adminmode enable Show mfdb table all Config acl rule create 1 Access Control List configuration exampleConfig acl create Config acl interface add ext.1 inbound Config acl interface add ext.4 inbound 256 Spanning Tree Protocol STP operation Parameter Description Default value257 Creating a stable topology Variable Description Default value258 Ieee 802.1D STP port states 259 Port state Ieee 802.1w STP port states260 Role Feature Default value Setting user-changeable STP parametersForward Delay 261 Illustration of STP 262 This example, only the default STP values are used 263 Discarding state 264 Learning state 265 Forwarding state 266 267 Disabled state 268 Full/half duplex mismatch Troubleshooting STPSpanning Tree Protocol Failure 269 Unidirectional link 270 Identifying a data loop Resource errorsPacket corruption 271 Avoiding network problems 272 273 274 Before you call 275 276 Safety and regulatory information 277 Electrical Safety General Safety278 Handling electrostatic discharge-sensitive devices 279 Safety compliance Regulatory specifications and disclaimers280 Japan EMC Compatibility Electromagnetic compatibility EMC281 RRL Korea 282 Device English translation of the previous notice283 User’s Information 284