Allied Telesis FORMULA 8200 - Manual (Page 41)

FORMULA 8200 User’s Guide
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VLAN/CONFIG/MOVPORT to move one or more ports.
VLAN/CONFIG/DELPORT to delete one
or more ports.
You can also use the following commands to change VLAN
configuration:
VLAN/CONFIG/MODIFY to modify a VLAN.
VLAN/CONFIG/REMOVE to remove a VLAN.
VLAN/CONFIG/ENABLE to enable the entire
VLAN.
VLAN/CONFIG/DISABLE to disable the entire
VLAN.
4. Proceed to the next series of prompts to enable the IP interface
and a virtual router. Refer to the following example (bolded text
represents user entries) and to Table 1-1 for an explanation of
each prompt:
If you enter n at the first prompt, no virtual router is configured
for the VLAN.
Repeat the steps to create additional VLANs.
VLAN 2 is successfully created
Enable IP interface (yes): y
Virtual router of VLAN 2
IP address:
149.35.101.31
IP Subnet Mask (255.255.255.0): [Enter]
IP Broadcast Address:
149.35.101.255
Router Desription (Router for VLAN2): TESTROUTER
IP RIP mode (Active (a), Silent (s), Deaf (d), Inactive (i)) (s): a
A router is sucessfully configured for VLAN 2
....... Updating system/VLAN configuration ............
Table 1-1: IP Interface and Virtual Router Configuration
Prompt Description
Enable IP
interface Enter y to enable virtual routing. Enter n if you have an external router.
IP address This address must be on a separate subnet from other VLAN IP addresses.
Subnet mask All subnet masks for the VLANs must be the same. The FORMULA 8200 does not
support variable length subnet masks.
RIP mode Active provides IP routing between VLANs with RIP, sends RIP messages every 30
seconds, and updates routing tables.
Silent does not provide IP routing between VLANs or send IP messages, but updates
routing tables.
Deaf or inactive does not provide routing between VLANs, does not send RIP
messages, and does not update routing tables.