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lanadmin_vlan(1M) lanadmin_vlan(1M)

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The other properties which are not visible from the snapshot above but are common between the VPPA and

the PPA on which it is created are Station Address, Speed and MTU setting. You can verify this by using

the lanadmin commands to ﬁnd out Station Address, Speed and MTU, respectively:

lanadmin -a vppa

lanadmin -s vppa

lanadmin -m vppa

Now let’s explore the outputs of lanadmin -V scan

and lanscan -p.

# lanadmin -V scan

VLAN Physical VLAN Pri Pri ToS ToS NAME

Interface Interface ID Override Override

Name Level Level

lan6050 lan0 4 0 CONF_PRI 0 IP_HEADER UNNAMED

lan5000 lan1 75 3 IP_HEADER 100 CONF_TOS honey

lan5001 lan1 76 2 IP_HEADER 200 ETHER_HEADER bee

# lanscan -p

6050

5000

5001

You can alternatively use the

lanadmin -V info vppa command to get information about a speciﬁc

VPPA. Let’s say you are interested in VPPA 6050. The following command will get information regarding

VPPA 6050.

# lanadmin -V info 6050

VLAN Physical VLAN Pri Pri ToS ToS NAME

Interface Interface ID Override Override

Name Level Level

lan6050 lan0 4 0 CONF_PRI 0 IP_HEADER UNNAMED

Note that information related only to VPPA 6050 is displayed as a result of the info command.

Let’s examine the

lanscan -v output now. For the sake of simplicity, the output from only

lan0,

lan1, and newly created VPPAs has been displayed.

# lanscan -v

-----------------------------------------------------------------------

Hardware Station Crd Hdw Net-Interface NM MAC HP-DLPI DLPI

Path Address In# State NamePPA ID Type Support Mjr#

0/4/0/0 0x001083FF9951 0 UP lan0 snap0 1 ETHER Yes 119

Extended Station LLC Encapsulation

Address Methods

0x001083FF9951 IEEE HPEXTIEEE SNAP ETHER NOVELL

Driver Specific Information

gelan