Product specifications

4 – EVIC Configuration and Monitoring Features
Configuration
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network. In the example assume that external Ethernet port 2 is connected to the
Ethernet network.
Host Port Configuration
1. Enable Egress rules on virtPort 56 with the command
vlanEgressRuleSet command:
vlanEgressRuleSet vi 56 1
2. Enable Ingress Rules on virtPort 56 with the command
vlanIngressRuleSet:
vlanIngressRuleSet vi 56 1
3. Allow packets in VLAN 11 to be sent to virtPort 56 with the command
vlanMapMemberSet:
vlanMapMemberSet vi 56 11 1
4. Remove the Ignore VLAN option on virtPort 56 with the command
ethVirtIgnoreVlanSet:
ethVirtIgnoreVlanSet 56
The configuration of the host ports on the EVIC is now complete. Next, the Ethernet
ports of the EVIC must also be configured.
Ethernet Port Configuration
Ethernet ports are configured in a similar way. As in the previous example, Ethernet
port 2 is used. To configure Ethernet ports, do the following:
1. Enable egress rules on Ethernet Port 2 with the command
vlanEgressRuleSet:
vlanEgressRuleSet eth 2 1
2. Tag packets going to Ethernet port 2 with VLAN tag 11 with the command
vlanMapTaggedSet:
vlanMapTaggedSet eth 2 11 1
3. Enable Ingress rules on Ethernet port 2 with the command
vlanIngressRuleSet:
vlanIngressRuleSet eth 2 1
4. Allow packets in VLAN 11 to be sent over Ethernet port 2 with the command
vlanMapMemberSet
vlanMapMemberSet eth 2 11 1
Additional Notes
All of these commands are active when issued, with the exception of the
ethVirtIgnoreVlanSet command. This command takes effect the next time the
virtPort comes up. A virtPort comes up when the qlgc_vnic driver is started
and the EVIC is also up. Therefore, either the EVIC must be rebooted or qlgc_vnic