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Modifying a Group or VLAN
Page 19-40
Modifying a Group or VLAN
After creating a Group (through
crgp
) or
VLAN (
through
cratvl
, see Chapters 20 and 22
)
, you
can change any of their parameters through the
modvl
command. In addition, if you did not
set up a virtual router port (
IP
or
IPX
) during the initial Group or
VLAN
configuration, you can
set one up with
modvl
. To use this command, enter
modvl
followed by the Group number and
VLAN
number to change. For example, to modify parameters in Group 2,
VLAN
1, enter:
modvl 2
Note that you do not need to specify a
VLAN
number to modify the default
VLAN
within a
Group. To modify parameters in Group 2,
VLAN
2, you would enter:
modvl 2:2
A screen similar to the following displays.
Current values associated with GROUP 2.1 are as follows:
1) GROUP Number - 2:1
2) Description - New GROUP (#2)
IP Parameters:
3) IP enabled - Y
4) IP Network Address - 198.206.101.12
5) IP Subnet Mask - 255.255.255.0
6) IP Broadcast Address - 198.206.101.255
7) Router Description
- Router Port #2
8) RIP Mode - Silent
{Active (a), Inactive (i), Deaf (d), Silent (s)}
9) Routing disabled - N
11) Default Framing - Ethernet II
{Ethernet II(e), Ethernet 802.3 (8), fddi (f),
token ring (t), source route token ring (s)}
IPX parameters:
12) IPX enabled - N
(save/quit/cancel)
:
The Group number at the top of this sample screen is followed by the number 1 (
GROUP 2.1
),
meaning that the information applies to default
VLAN #1
in this Group. If this screen displayed
information on Group 2,
VLAN
2, then this field would read
GROUP 2:2
.
The colon prompt (:) at the bottom of the screen is used to prompt for user input. To change
a value, type the line number of the item you want to change, followed by an equal sign (=)
and the new value. For example, to set a new description you could enter:
2=Engineering
All of the
modvl
parameters are described in the section for creating a new Group, Creating a
New Group on page 19-18.
♦
Note
♦
Line numbering for the
modvl
command will vary
depending on whether you have an
IP
or
IPX
router
configured. Each type of router contains several param-
eters that require extra line numbers.