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User Guide
EdgeLens | INT10G8XX56 | 4.22.1
VLAN Tag
VLAN tag applies a VLAN ID to the packets when the port is configured as an ingress port on
a config map. This option is only available for packet broker ports. The packet broker section
typically consists of ports 17 through 44. However, the available packet broker ports are
determined by the following conditions:
- The tap mode selected, default, load balance, primary-secondary or ATLB2 chained
- If tap monitor ports are applied
- If VXLAN or l2GRE tunnels are configured
1. Select the VLAN Tag enable option for the desired port.
2. Enter the desired VLAN ID, (1-4094).
3. Select Save.
4. Disable by deselecting the VLAN Tag option for the desired port.
5. Select Save.
VLAN Strip
VLAN strip removes the outer VLAN ID for packets when the port is configured as an egress
port on a config map. This option is only available for packet broker ports. The packet broker section
typically consists of ports 17 through 44. However, the available packet broker ports are
determined by the following conditions:
- The tap mode selected, default, load balance, primary-secondary or ATLB2 chained
- If tap monitor ports are applied
- If VXLAN or l2GRE tunnels are configured
1. Select the VLAN Strip option for the desired port.
2. Select Save.
3. Disable by deselecting the VLAN Strip option for the desired port.
4. Select Save.
Port Statistics
The Port Statistics panel displays the following details. The statistics do not automatically update.
Port Number
Receive Packets
Receive Discards
Receive Errors
Transmit Packets
Transmit Discards
Transmit Errors
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