Brocade Network OS Administrator’s Guide v4.1.1 User Manual
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Assigning an FCoE map onto a LAG member ................................. 351
Configuring FCoE over LAG............................................................. 352
Troubleshooting FCoE interfaces..................................................................354
Ingress VLAN filtering....................................................................... 355
VLAN configuration guidelines and restrictions.................................357
Configuring and managing 802.1Q VLANs................................................... 357
Understanding the default VLAN configuration................................. 357
Configuring interfaces to support VLANs.......................................... 358
Configuring protocol-based VLAN classifier rules.............................362
Displaying VLAN information............................................................ 363
Configuring the MAC address table.................................................. 364
PVLAN configuration guidelines and restrictions.............................. 365
Associating the primary and secondary VLANs................................ 366
Configuring an interface as a PVLAN promiscuous port...................366
Configuring an interface as a PVLAN host port................................ 366
Configuring an interface as a PVLAN trunk port............................... 367
Displaying PVLAN information.......................................................... 367
Introduction to VXLAN Gateway................................................................... 369
VXLAN tunnel endpoints............................................................................... 370
High-level communication in a VXLAN environment.....................................370
Coordination of activities............................................................................... 371
VXLAN Gateway configuration steps............................................................ 371
Prerequisite steps............................................................................. 371
VXLAN gateway configuration example............................................372
Virtual Fabrics features..................................................................... 376
Virtual Fabrics considerations and limitations................................... 376
Virtual Fabrics upgrade and downgrade considerations................... 377
Virtual Fabrics operations................................................................. 378
Virtual Fabrics configuration overview.............................................. 379
Configuring and managing Virtual Fabrics.................................................... 397
Configuring a service VF instance.................................................... 398
Configuring a transport VF instance..................................................398
Configuring VF classification to a trunk interface.............................. 398
Configuring transport VF classification to a trunk interface...............399
Creating a default VLAN with a transport VF to a trunk interface..... 399
Configuring a native VLAN in regular VLAN trunk mode.................. 399
Configuring a native VLAN in no-default-native-VLAN trunk mode...400
Configuring additional Layer 2 service VF features.......................... 400
Upgrading and downgrading firmware with Virtual Fabrics...............404
Troubleshooting Virtual Fabrics........................................................ 405
STP configuration guidelines and restrictions................................... 408
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