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Figure 57: port to vlan configuration window – Allied Telesis AT-S24 User Manual

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A window is displayed that lists each port on the switch and the VLAN
whose VID matches the port’s PVID. Figure 57 is an example of the
window. The example shows that the PVID for all of the ports on the
switch match the VID of the Default VLAN and, thus, that they all
belong to the Default VLAN.

Figure 57 Port to VLAN Configuration Window

3. Select one of the untagged ports that you specified in Phase 1 to be a

member of the new VLAN.

A list of the VLANs on the switch is displayed, similar to the VLANs
window in Figure 54 on page 111.

4. Select the new VLAN to which the port will be a member.

The untagged port’s PVID is automatically changed to match the
VLAN ID. The untagged port is now a member of the new VLAN. (With
a local or Telnet management session, the Port to VLAN Configuration
window is automatically refreshed. With a web-based session, you
must refresh the window manually by returning to the Virtual
LANs/QoS menu and selecting Port to VLAN configuration.)

5. Repeat this procedure to change the PVID of any other untagged

ports that are to be members of the new VLAN.

The VLAN is now configured on the switch. But before you begin to use
the VLAN for network operations, it is recommended that you review the
information in Verifying the VLAN Configuration on page 116.