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Figure 279: VLAN Port Access
This configuration example demonstrate the configuration of Port 4 as access
only to VLAN 10, Port 5 is configured ad Hybrid allowing only C tag frames
(x8100) with VLAN 1 and 110, Port 6 is configured as Trunk to allowed a
range from 1 – 4095 VLANs which include VLAN ID 120.
3.
Test the new VLAN IDs access to the radios management
interface.
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Connect a PC to each port with the specify IP address
range and test connectivity to the IP address of the
management interface configured.
A PC (NO VLAN tag) using the same IP address
range of VLAN 10 (10.100.7.x) is connected to port
4 and pings are successfully sent to the
management IP address 10.100.7.247(low band) of
the radio.
A PC (VLAN tag 110) using the same IP address
range of VLAN 110 is connected to port 5 and pings
are successfully sent to the management IP address
110.10.10.1 of the radio. This port also allows VLAN
ID 1 and/or untagged frames.
A PC (VLAN tag 120) using the same IP address
range of VLAN 120 is connected to port 6 and pings
are successfully sent to the management IP of
172.10.10.1 of the radio. This port allows a range
of VLANs: 1 – 4095, per configuration.
This configuration will not allow inter access between the different IP address
range used. Also, to access the unit from outside the subnet, IP Routes will
need to be configured for each IP address range.
