Tahoe 4681, Руководство пользователя

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Tahoe 4681 (4-port G.shdsl.bis/FastEthernet modem card)
To manage VLAN traffic first you have to follow these steps:
1. Disable transparent mode using vlan transparent off command.
2. Add VLANs you want to forward using vlan create < vid >.
3. Add interfaces to that VLAN using vlan < vid > add < interface >.
4. Decide whether interfaces should be tagged or untagged using vlan < vid > { tag | untag }
< interface > command. A tagged interface means that all traffic belonging to specified
VLAN will be transmitted through that interface without modification (with a VLAN
header). Such traffic can be further separated using an external VLAN-aware switch.
In case of an untagged interface the VLAN headers will be stripped from the packets be-
fore they are transmitted over that interface. In the opposite direction the VLAN headers
will be added to all untagged (i.e. regular) packets received on that interface. This way only
regular Ethernet packets would appear on that interface (so you can connect regular Eth-
ernet devices) while the modem will see VLAN traffic only. Such VLAN traffic can be sent
further to other devices without being mixed with packets coming from other sources.
The non-VLAN traffic is directed to a default VLAN with ID 1. That VLAN is used for internal
processing only. All interfaces are added to that VLAN by default and are marked as untagged.
w
Shows the time elapsed since the modem booting and the current processor temperature.
wake
The wake command is used to power-on LAN devices that have Wake-On-LAN feature enabled.
To send a wake-up packet to a specified MAC address type:
Tahoe>
wake
<
MAC address
>
An -b option may be added before MAC address to generate a broadcast packet. This may be
necessary in some cases, when the regular packet isn’t forwarded through the Ethernet switch
or another device.