Installation guide

Network Adapter Card Installation Guide - Book II

If you want to change the default values, you only have to uncomment

the appropriate parameter and set it to the desired value.

Here is an example how the VLAN parameters will look like if configured

for Single Net mode:

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;

VLAN

Configuration

in Single Net

Mode

Note

All parameters and values are case sensitive. Write them exactly as

shown here. All parameters have to be followed by a semicolon.

If you want to configure an adapter for the use of VLANs, proceed as

follows:

1. The first parameter you have to set is:

Vlan_Inst<instance>_Enable="Yes";

<instance> is a placeholder that has to be replaced with the actual

instance number of the adapter given by the system. Without this

parameter no further VLAN parameters will be read by the driver for

this adapter.

Note

If you want to disable VLAN support at a later time, only switch

Vlan_Inst<instance>_Enable to "No". It is not necessary to delete or

uncomment all the settings.

2. For each VLAN you want to create, you MUST set two parameters:

Vlan_<number>_DevNum;

Vlan_<number>_ID;

<number> is a placeholder that has to be exchanged with the real

VLAN number. These numbers have to be set in a special manner.

For each adapter there is a numbering scheme that MUST be used.

The first VLAN you create has the same number as the instance

number given to the adapter by the system. For every additional

VLAN simply add 100 to the instance number.