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Adding vlans to a virtual device, Virtual device configuration example, Network requirements – H3C Technologies H3C SecPath F1000-E User Manual

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Adding VLANs to a virtual device

Select Device Management > Virtual Device > VLAN, and the VLANs that belong to all the current virtual

devices are displayed, as shown in

Figure 91

.

Figure 91 VLAN members

Table 30 Configuration items

Item Description

Virtual Device

Select the virtual device to be configured.
The virtual device list contains all virtual devices that have been created, including the
virtual root device.

VLAN Range

Configure the VLAN members to be added to the current virtual device.
Click the

icon in the Operation column corresponding to the virtual device to be

configured, and enter the VLAN range for the virtual device in the VLAN Range column.
You cannot configure a VLAN range for the virtual root device.

Logging in from the virtual root device to another virtual device

Select Device Management > Virtual Device > Device Selection from the navigation tree to enter the page

as shown in

Figure 92

. Select a virtual device, and click the Login link. The web interface of the target

virtual device displays, where you can perform operations.

Figure 92 Selecting a virtual device

Virtual device configuration example

Network requirements

Divide SecPath into two virtual devices and rent them to customer A and customer B, respectively.

Layer 3 networking—Customer A and customer B have their own Layer 3 Ethernet interfaces.

Layer 2 networking—Customer A can use VLAN 100 through VLAN 205 and VLAN 300 through
VLAN 310. Customer B can use VLAN 50 through VLAN 80, VLAN 400, and VLAN 500 through

VLAN 530.