Specify a native VLAN ID for
incoming
traffic. The native VLAN ID can be any value between 1 and 4095. Do
not assign any value assigned to a user-VLAN (access).
Click
Apply
.
A trunk VLAN ID field and a summary of configured VLANs appears at the bottom of the screen. The trunk VLAN
ID field is for outgoing packets.
Specify a trunk VLAN ID for
outgoing
packets:
If forwarding
untagged
packets, do not change the default trunk VLAN ID value of zero. (MAP-to-MAP bridging,
campus environment)
If forwarding
tagged
packets, enter a VLAN ID (1 to 4095) that is not already assigned. (RAP to switch on wired
network).
Click
Add
to add the trunk VLAN ID to the allowed VLAN list. The newly added VLAN displays under the
Configured VLANs section on the page.
To remove a VLAN from the list, select the Remove option from the arrow drop-down list to the right of
the desired VLAN.
Note
Step 5
Click
Apply
.
Step 6
Click
Save Configuration
to save your changes.
Configuring Ethernet VLAN Tagging (CLI)
To configure a MAP
access
port, enter this command:
config ap ethernet 1 mode access enable AP1500-MAP 50
where
AP1500-MAP
is the variable
AP_name
and
50
is the variable
access_vlan ID
To configure a RAP or MAP
trunk
port, enter this command:
config ap ethernet 0 mode trunk enable AP1500-MAP 60
where
AP1500-MAP
is the variable
AP_name
and
60
is the variable
native_vlan ID
To add a VLAN to the VLAN allowed list of the native VLAN, enter this command:
config ap ethernet 0 mode trunk add AP1500-MAP3 65
where
AP1500-MAP 3
is the variable
AP_name
and
65
is the variable
VLAN ID
Viewing Ethernet VLAN Tagging Configuration Details (CLI)
• To view VLAN configuration details for Ethernet interfaces on a specific mesh access point (
AP Name
)
or all mesh access points (
summary
), enter this command:
show ap config ethernet ap-name
• To see if VLAN transparent mode is enabled or disabled, enter this command:
show mesh config
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Configuring Ethernet VLAN Tagging