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Chapter 4: Equalizer Network Configuration
70 Equalizer Installation and Administration Guide
5. Click
commit
to save your changes.
Deleting a VLAN
Note that you cannot delete a VLAN if failover is currently configured. This is because failover depends upon the
failover IP addresses assigned on each VLAN. The Disable Failover flag on the Failover Peers tab allows you to
temporarily disable failover in case you need to alter your VLAN configuration. See the section “Disabling the
Failover Configuration” on page 99.
1. Log into the Administrative Interface using a login that has
write
access for global parameters (see “Logging
In” on page 52).
2. Select
Equalizer > Networking > VLAN Configuration.
3. Click the
Delete
icon on the same row as the VLAN you want to delete. A confirmation screen appears.
4. Select
commit
to delete the route.
Note that you cannot delete the Default VLAN.
Use IP for Failover
Heartbeat
When enabled, Equalizer perform failover health check probes using
the
VLAN IP of the peer Equalizer on this VLAN. If this check box is
not enabled, then failover will not occur if connectivity between the
failover peers on this VLAN is lost.
Permissions:
Enable any, all, or none of these check boxes to allow GUI access to
Equalizer using the indicated protocols and IP addresses:
GUI http
HTTP on the VLAN IP.
GUI https
HTTPS on the VLAN IP.
GUI Failover http
HTTP on the Failover IP.
GUI Failover https
HTTPS on the Failover IP.
Enable
ssh
access to Equalizer via one, both, or neither of the
following IP addresses:
ssh
ssh on the VLAN IP.
Failover ssh
ssh on the VLAN IP.
Note that if you disable access permission for the protocol or IP
address that you are currently using for your current GUI session, you
will lose your current GUI connection.
port
status
type
Each row in the table at the bottom of the
Add New VLAN
screen
corresponds to a front panel
port
. For a new VLAN, all ports have the
status
unassigned
, meaning that they are not assigned to this VLAN.
Clicking the
assigned
button allows you to set the VLAN
type
for the
port:
tagged
or
untagged
. If a
type
appears with strikethrough text
(e.g., untagged), then that
type
cannot be selected for that
port
.
Note that it is not permitted to declare the same port as
tagged
in one
VLAN and
untagged
in another.
Also be aware that if you change VLAN port assignments, any current
connections on the modified ports may be lost.