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Entering Network Setup Settings

TR-WMX-5.8 Outdoor Subscriber Unit User's Guide

Table 2-4. Fields and Buttons in the VLAN Settings Page

Field Description

VLAN Mode Lets you enable or disable VLAN mode. Choices are:

• Enable – enables VLAN mode, enabling the settings on this page.

• Disable – disables VLAN mode, disabling the settings on this page. (default)

VLAN Tag Tagging refers to the IEEE 802.1Q header that is inserted into the standard Ethernet header.

Choices are:

• Allow – a Tag Header is added to the frame after the destination and source MAC

addresses. This information is preserved as the frame moves through the network..

(default)

• Drop – a Tag Header is not added to the frame.

Nested VLANs Nested VLANs (also known as VLAN double tagging) are used to overlay a private Layer 2

network over a public Layer 2 network. This provides simple access to an infrastructure of

network service providers in networks. With a nested VLAN configuration, each customer is

given a customer-ID, which is a unique identifier within the service provider infrastructure.

Traffic from individual customers is tagged with the customer-ID and segregated from other

customer’s traffic.

• Disable – disables nested VLANs. (default)

• Enable – enables nested VLANs.

Management VLAN ID The numeric identifier for the management VLAN. Default is 0.

Valid VLAN ID Range To specify a range of VLAN IDs, enter the first and last numbers, separated by a dash (for

example, 100-200). Default is 0.

VLAN Default The default ID and priority of the VLAN. Defaults are 0 for ID and Priority.

Set Specific VLAN Rules

VLAN Rule ID You can create a VLAN identification matching rule that is based on a single VLAN ID or

priority, a range of IDs or priorities, or any ID or priority.

Priority Specify a single VLAN priority, a range of VLAN priorities, or a VLAN priority for any traffic

flow.

• To specify a single VLAN priority, enter a number between 0 and 7 (0 has the highest

priority and 7 has the lowest priority).

• To specify a range of VLAN priorities, enter the first and last numbers, separated by a

dash (for example, 1-3).

• To match any traffic flow that has a VLAN priority tag, type the word any.

Active Select whether the rule is enabled or disabled. Choices are:

• Disable – rule is not in effect.

• Enable – rule is in effect.

VLAN ID Enter the VLAN ID of the rule you want to edit or delete.

Source MAC Range The range of source MAC addresses to which the rule applies and corresponding mask.

Destination MAC Range The range of destination MAC addresses to which the rule applies and corresponding mask.