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CrossFire 8730 Switch Reference Guide, DOC-7047 v. 1.1 Switch Configuration
VLAN ID
Numeric ID of the BRF. Possible values are 1 through 1005. Values 1002 through
1005 and 1 are reserved for the default BRFs and CRFs.
VLAN Name
ASCII name associated with the BRF. Up to 32 characters are allowed.
State
Current state of the BRF. Possible values are Operational and Suspended. BRFs in
operational state are functional. BRFs in suspended state do not pass packets. The
default is operational.
MTU
Maximum Transfer Unit of the BRF (maximum size of the information field in
transmitted packets). Possible values are 1,500, 4,472 (default), 8,144, and 17,800.
The actual value used depends also on the value configured for the port (the smaller
value is used).
These values correspond to maximum frame size values of 1,548, 4,546 (default),
9,236, and 18,192 respectively.
The actual value used depends on the value configured for the ports (the smaller
value is used).
Bridge Number
Source-routing bridge number for this BRF. Possible hexadecimal values are 0
through F. The default is F.
802.1Q VLAN ID
The 802.1Q VLAN ID is the value that is inserted in the IEEE 802.1Q frame tags.
It is entered as a decimal value between 1 and 4094.
The 802.1Q VLAN ID should not be confused with the existing VLAN ID, which
is a number chosen by the user and used by the switch to index CRFs and BRFs.
By default, however, the 802.1Q VLAN ID is set to the same value as the VLAN
ID.
LAA VLAN MAC Address
This parameter makes it possible to assign an Local Administrated Address used
for IP communication to the selected VLAN. You will have to reset the switch
before the new value takes effect. The selected value is only used for IP (and SNMP
over MAC), not for Spanning Tree.