Command Line Reference Guide

Virtual Routing and Forwarding (VRF) | 1389
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ip vrf default-vrf
start-vlan-id 32
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ip vrf East
start-vlan-id 1
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ip vrf North
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ip vrf West
start-vlan-id 96
FTOS#
start-vlan-id
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Set the starting VLAN ID for a VRF instance.
Starting in FTOS 8.4.2.1, when VRF microcode is loaded on an E-Series ExaScale or TeraScale
router, the ip vrf-vlan-block number command is deprecated.
Syntax
start-vlan-id vlan-start-id
Parameters
Command Modes
CONFIGURATION-VRF
Command
History
Example FTOS(conf)#ip vrf default-vrf
FTOS(conf-vr-default-vrf)#start-vlan-id 32
FTOS(conf-vr-default-vrf)#
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FTOS(conf-vr-default-vrf)#ip vrf East
FTOS(conf-vr-East)#start-vlan-id 1
FTOS(conf-vr-East)#ip vrf West
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FTOS(conf-vr-West)#start-vlan-id 96
FTOS(conf-vr-West)#
Usage
Information
If a given VLAN is not in the range of any VRF, no VRF command can be configured for that VLAN.
All VLAN member ports must be removed from the VLAN before the VLAN is deleted from a VRF
instance. This also applies when moving a VLAN from one VRF to another: delete all member ports,
then delete the VLAN prior to adding it to another VRF.
Related
Commands
vlan-start-id
The starting VLAN ID number for this VRF instance.
The system takes this number and adds up the number of VLANs assigned in
ip-vrf-vlan-block to set the start and end range for the VRF VLANs.
Version 8.4.2.1 The start vrf-vlan-id vlan-start-id command is deprecated.
Version 8.2.1.0 Introduced on the E-Series
ip vrf forwarding
Assign this interface to the VLAN specified.
ip vrf-vlan-block
Configure the total number of VLANs that can be configured per VRF.
show run vrf
View information about the current running VRF instances.