5.
Add two VLANs, one for the Internet port and another for the LAN port. For example, use
VLAN ID
10
with name
MSM765_Int
for the Internet port and VLAN ID
20
with name
MSM765_LAN
for the LAN port:
6.
Select
Back
to return to the
VLAN Menu
.
7.
Select
VLAN Port Assignment
.
NOTE:
In addition to DEFAULT_VLAN, columns are now present for the two VLAN names
(
MSM765_Int
and
MSM765_LAN
) you defined above. In our example, the controller Internet
port will be assigned to Ethernet port
A1
and the controller LAN port will be assigned to
Ethernet port
A2
.
8.
Select
Edit
and then use the arrow keys to move the highlight down to the DEFAULT_VLAN
column of port C1. Ports C1 and C2 respectively define the VLAN assignment for the controller
Internet and LAN ports.
9.
Use the space bar to change values and the arrow keys to move between items. Moving from
left to right, set port C1 to
No
,
Untagged
,
No
. Set port C2 to
No
,
No
,
Untagged
. Ports C1
and C2 should now look like this:
10. Use the arrow keys to move the selection highlight to the DEFAULT_VLAN cell for port A1.
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Initially connecting and configuring