Installation guide

Network Adapter Card Installation Guide - Book II
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after the last VLAN entry belonging to this instance number. <instance>
is a placeholder for the instance number you have chosen. A VLAN entry
for instance 0 would look like this:
# BEGIN VLAN configuration settings for instance 0
Vlan_Inst0_Enable="Yes";
Vlan_0_DevNum=0;
Vlan_0_ID=2;
Vlan_0_Jumbo="Off";
Vlan_100_DevNum=100;
Vlan_100_ID=4;
Vlan_100_Jumbo="On";
Vlan_Inst0_Count=2;
# END VLAN configuration settings for instance
0
Note
You have to do this for each VLAN instance.
Important: The /etc/hostname.<interface> files are important. One of
these files is needed for each interface to be configured with 'ifconfig' by
the system at boot time. You have to create one file for each VLAN
interface you want to use. These files contain only one entry; the
hostname or IP address associated with the VLAN belonging to the
appropriate interface. If you put a hostname into the file you have to
make sure that there is an entry with the correct IP address for this
hostname in the file /etc/hosts!
Example: For the two VLANs above you have to create two files:
/etc/hostname.skge0
/etc/hostname.skge100
Note
If you want to use a different netmask as the default for the chosen
IP address class for some or all of your interfaces at boot time, do not
forget to put the correct value into /etc/netmasks.
Now you should be able to configure your adapters for the use of VLANs
in Single Net mode.
When the configuration is finished, you have two possibilities to activate
the changes in skge.conf:
❑ Reboot the system.
❑ Unload the driver with rem_drv and load it again with add_drv.