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a. switchport access vlan 8001
b. switchport access vlan 8002 mac 2.2.2
c. switchport access vlan 8002 mac 3.3.3
6. The following example configurations are disallowed across all profiles in the same PP domain.
a. Overlapping VF VLANs
a. switchport trunk allow vlan add 8000 ctag 80
b. switchport trunk allow vlan add 8000 ctag 800
b. Overlapping C-TAG:
a. switchport trunk allow vlan add 5000 ctag 10
b. switchport trunk allow vlan add 6000 ctag 10
c. Overlapping MAC address across all profiles in the same domain:
a. switchport access vlan 8002 mac 2.2.2
b. switchport access vlan 8003 mac 2.2.2
d. Conflicting access and trunk service VF configurations:
a. switchport access vlan 8000 mac 2.2.2
b. switchport trunk vlan add 8000 ctag 20
7. The following configuration can be present on only one PP domain; it cannot coexist with other C-
TAG-based classifications in that domain:
a. switchport trunk allow vlan all
b. When a port becomes a profiled-port, all service VFs in that domain are provisioned on this
port.
Port-profile backward compatibility
The AMPP port-profile-domain-based provisioning model is different from that in prior releases in two
respects:
• The default port-profile configuration is not the same. The switchport trunk allow vlan all command
that was present in prior releases has been removed. Other related configurations remain the same.
• A user-defined port-profile-domain has been introduced to support VM mobility. A port-profile must be
explicitly associated with a profile domain.
In order to maintain legacy AMPP behavior when service VFs are disabled as a result of an upgrade,
the following occurs:
• After upgrade, a new port-profile named UpgradedVlanProfile is auto-created. This profile has the
single VLAN profile that contains the statement "switch port trunk allow vlan all". This is the
configuration that is present in the pre-Network OS 4.1.1 default port-profile to resolve the
provisioning differences before the service VFs are enabled.
• After upgrade, a new port-profile named UpgradedVlanProfile is automatically created. This profile
has the single VLAN profile that represents the results of the switchport trunk allow vlan all
command. This is the configuration that is present in the default port-profile prior to Network OS
4.1.1.
• After upgrade, a default port-profile domain is created. This default domain contains all the existing
user-created port-profiles and vCenter-created auto-profiles prior to the upgrade, in addition to the
UpgradedVlanProfile mentioned above.
The following rules apply to the UpgradedVlanProfile and the default port-profile domain while the
switch is in the VF-disabled state after the upgrade.
• The user cannot edit the UpgradedVlanProfile.
• The newly created user port-profile or vCenter auto-profile is automatically added to the default port-
profile domain.
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