User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Scope of This Manual
- Conventions Used in This Manual
- Intended Audience for this Manual
- General Cautions and Warnings
- List of References
- Overview Of Subscriber Station
- Installation of Subscriber Station
- Aperto Installation Manager
- Specifications
- Event Reporting
- Cables, Spares and Accessories
- Command Line Interface (CLI)
- Virtual Local Area Network
- Troubleshooting
- LIMITED EQUIPMENT WARRANTY (“Agreement”)
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Chapter E. Virtual Local Area Network
TCP/UDP Port numbers.
NOTE: VLAN classifiers are applied only when the unit is configured with
them enabled. This is configured in EMS, and is described in the WaveCenter
EMS User manual.
NOTE: IP addresses used for VLAN classifiers do not warn the user when
the resulting address is the broadcast or network address.
E.5 VLAN Application Example
An example (Figure E-3 )using the Point-to-Multipoint PacketMax 5000 Product with
two SSs (Subscriber Station) and a Cisco 2950 Series VLAN switch is described in
this section.
The Base Station Backhaul Fast Ethernet Port is Trunked, via the MSC (Main
System Controller), to the Cisco 2950 Series VLAN Switch.
Two ports on Cisco VLAN Switch are configured in Access mode to tag all
incoming packets. The first port is configured with VLAN ID 101 and the sec
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ond VLAN ID 102; these ports are used to connect non VLAN enable devices.
Two PacketMax SSs are configured in VLAN mode to tag all incoming pack-
ets. One SS is configured to tag all incoming packets with ID 101 and the
other with ID 102.
The PacketMax products (MSC and SS) are configured to be managed using
VLAN ID 100. Hence, another Port on the VLAN switch is configured to tag
all packets coming from the EMS Server with VLAN ID 100 to the Base Sta
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tion Management interface on the MSC.
Figure E-3 VLAN Application
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