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Chapter 11 Configuring VLANs
Mapping VLANs to VLANs
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Mapping 802.1Q VLANs to ISL VLANs, page 11-10
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Deleting 802.1Q-to-ISL VLAN Mappings, page 11-11
Mapping Reserved VLANs to Nonreserved VLANs
You can map reserved-range VLANs to any nonreserved VLANs that are not in use. Nonreserved
VLANs are any VLANs that are not reserved by Cisco; this includes normal-range and extended-range
VLANs.
Note
If you have dot1q-to-isl VLAN mappings from a previous Catalyst 6000 family switch software
release, you cannot use the mapped VLANs to map reserved VLANs to nonreserved VLANs.
Optionally, you can clear the dot1q-to-isl mappings and then use those reserved VLANs.
These restrictions apply when mapping reserved VLANs to nonreserved VLANs:
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You can create up to eight
reserved-to-nonreserved
VLAN mappings on the switch.
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You can only map Ethernet VLANs to Ethernet VLANs.
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Reserved VLAN mappings are local to each switch. You must configure the VLAN mappings on all
applicable switches in the network.
To map
a reserved VLAN to a nonreserved VLAN
, perform this task in privileged mode:
This example shows how to clear old VLAN mappings, map a reserved VLAN, and verify the mappings
on the mapping table:
Console> (enable)
clear vlan mapping dot1q all
All dot1q vlan mapping entries deleted
Console> (enable)
set vlan mapping reserved 1020 non-reserved 4070
Vlan 1020 successfully mapped to 4070.
Console> (enable)
show vlan mapping
Reserved vlan Non-Reserved vlan Effective
----------------------------------------------------
1008 63 false
1010 4065 true
1011 4066 true
1020 4070 true
The Effective column in the mapping table indicates whether the mapping has taken effect (that is,
true
or
false
). Mappings that are marked true can be used by the system. Mappings marked false cannot be
used by the system.
Note
Reserved VLAN mappings are entered on the table in the order in which you map them. If you delete
a mapping, the line where it existed will not display on the table. However, the next mapping you
create will appear where the old one was deleted.
Task
Command
Step 1
If necessary,
clear old
dot1q-to-isl VLAN mappings.
clear vlan mapping dot1q all
Step 2
Map a
reserved VLAN to a nonreserved VLAN.
set vlan mapping reserved
{
reserved_vlan
}
non-reserved
{
nonreserved_vlan
}
Step 3
Verify the VLAN mapping.
show vlan mapping