Intel® NetStructure™ 6000 Switch

A P P E N D I X A
Command Reference
vlan
Command
vlan option
Description
Privileged command that allows you to define virtual LANs (VLANs).
VLANs allow you to limit broadcast packets, multicast packets and
forwarding lookup failures to a subset of the ports on the switch.
6000 Switch>vlan help
Usage: vlan create
vlan delete
vlan {add | del} port{s}
vlan move port{s} vlan
vlan {tag | untag} port{s}
vlan name
vlan ifconfig { | netmask | broadcast }
vlan ifconfig {create | delete}
vlan ifconfig ip delete
vlan port{s} PVID
vlan print {by port}
vlan reset {slot }
Notes:
A is a list of port numbers such as 1 2 3 4.
Use "vlan reset" to reset ports on all slots.
Type "vlan ifconfig" for help on configuring interfaces.
The following are the vlan options:
vlan VID create
Creates a VLAN identifier (VID). VLANs are assigned a
number from 1 to 4,094. The ports do not have to exist in order
to create a VID.
vlan [ VID | name ] del port[s] port list
removes one or more ports connected to a VLAN.
vlan [ VID | name ] add port[s] port list
connects the switch port specified by portID to the VLAN
specified by vlanID. If the VLAN does not exist, this command
also creates it. The vlanID may be a VLAN number or VLAN
name.
Example
6000 Switch>vlan 2 add port 2
Adding flood to VLAN 2 from port 2
vlan { srcVID | name } move port[s] port_list vlan { dstVID | name }
command used to move ports from one VLAN to another. The
srcVID identifies the source VLAN and the dstVID is the
destination VLAN.
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