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6.1.22 VLAN Interface Configuration (SWITCHPORT)
The
switchport
command provides the ability to configure VLAN interfaces on the switch.
To configure the VLAN interfaces, use the
switchport
command from the CLI prompt. A list of options is
displayed when the
switchport -h
command is entered.
>switchport
Description:
switchport - vlan interface configuration
Syntax:
switchport [-h]
switchport [-p pNum] -s
switchport -p pNum -mode {access|tunnel|trunk}
switchport -p pNum -vid vlanId
switchport -p pNum -nvlan vlanId
switchport -p pNum {-add|-rem|-allow} vlanList
Switches:
-add trunk port add VLAN ID, [vlanList]: {1..4095|all}
-allow trunk port replace current list, [vlanlist]: {1..4095|all}
-h display help information
-mode port mode type: {access|tunnel|trunk}
[access] access port type
[trunk] trunk port type
[tunnel] tunnel port type
-nvlan native vlan assignment for trunk port, [vlanId]: {0..4095}
vlanId set to 0 removes the native vlan configuration
-p port number, [pNum]: {F1|F2|1..8|mgt1}
-rem trunk port remove VLAN ID, [vlanList]: {1..4095|all}
-s show current configuration
-vid vlan id assignment for access/tunnel port, [vlanId]: {1..4095}
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NOTE: Port number selection will vary depending on the model.
The options available using the
switchport
command are shown below.
The
-add
switch adds one or more VLANs to an existing trunk port VLAN list.
The
-allow
switch replaces the current VLANs on a trunk port with the provided VLAN list.
The
-h
switch displays the help screen presented above. It is static and provides help information for the
specific command.
The
-mode
switch configures the port type; access, trunk or tunnel.
The
-nvlan
configures the trunk port with native VLAN assignment.
The
-p
switch selects the port number for assignment.
The
-rem
switch removes one or more VLANs from an existing trunk port VLAN list.
The
-s
switch displays the VAN configuration.
The
-vid
switch configures a VLAN ID to an access or tunnel port.
When a native VLAN is configured, all untagged traffic on the trunk port is set to the VLAN ID associated
with the native VLAN. Traffic assigned to a native VLAN when transmitted on a trunk port will be untagged.
Untagged traffic received on a trunk port will be assigned to the VLAN associated with the native VLAN.
