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64 Chapter 4 Using VLAN Manager
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Port membership
In the navigation pane, the top four icons represent the following types of port
memberships:
• Unassigned
• Tagging
• Isolated Routing Port (IRP)
• Bridge Routing (brouter ports)
Table 14 describes the port membership types.
Viewing the unassigned ports
To view the table associated with the unassigned ports:
Table 14 Port membership types and STGs
Icon Port type Description
Unassigned Port that do not belong to any STG. If no devices in the
network contain unassigned ports, a table does not open
in the contents pane.
Tagging Port that has tagging enabled and can belong to multiple
STGs. If a tagged frame is received on a tagged port, with
a VLAN ID specified in the tag, the switch directs it to that
VLAN, if it is present.
Isolated Routing
Port (IRP)
Port that can only route IP packets and does not belong to
any STG or VLAN.
Note: IRPs are applicable only to the Passport 1000
Series switch.
Bridge Routing
(brouter ports)
Port that can route IP packets as well as bridge all
nonroutable traffic. The routing interface is not subjected
to the Spanning Tree Protocol.
Note: Bridge routing ports, or brouter ports, are available
only on the Passport 1000 Series switch and the Passport
8600 switch.
In the navigation pane, select Unassigned.
- Using Optivity Switch 1
- Manager Release 1.1.0.0 1
- Trademarks 2
- Restricted rights legend 2
- Statement of conditions 2
- Contents 5
- Chapter 5 7
- Appendix A 10
- Appendix B 10
- 14 Figures 14
- Before you begin 17
- Text conventions 18
- Related publications 18
- Preface 19 19
- 20 Preface 20
- How to get help 21
- 22 Preface 22
- Chapter 1 23
- VLAN Manager 25
- MultiLink Trunking Manager 25
- Multicast Manager 26
- Log Manager 26
- Device Manager 26
- Chapter 2 27
- Using Optivity Switch Manager 27
- Figure 3 Shortcut menu 34
- Viewing device properties 35
- Using the toolbar buttons 36
- Table 6 Status bar fields 38
- Table 7 Device icons 40
- Adjusting the contents pane 41
- Saving a topology map 43
- Printing a topology map 44
- Getting help 46
- Chapter 3 47
- Restricting discovery 51
- Layout slider 52
- Chapter 4 55
- Using VLAN Manager 55
- Spanning Tree Protocol 56
- Starting VLAN Manager 57
- VLAN Manager window 57
- Port membership 64
- Viewing tagged Ports 65
- Viewing bridge routing Ports 67
- Adding port members 70
- Status group 73
- To view the root table: 74
- Default VLAN 75
- VLAN ports 77
- Figure 29 VLAN table 78
- 3 Click Ok 80
- Editing a spanning tree group 81
- Managing a VLAN 82
- Creating a port-based VLAN 83
- Item Description 85
- Deleting a VLAN 92
- Manager contents pane 93
- Viewing STG port members 94
- Forwarding 97
- STG Root 97
- 208963-B 100
- (Figure 40) 101
- Menu bar 102
- Navigation pane 103
- Contents pane 103
- Status bar 104
- Finding network resources 105
- Viewing trunk connections 106
- Figure 43 Trunk table 107
- Table 31 Trunk table fields 107
- Figure 44 No Trunk table 108
- Viewing isolated devices 109
- Creating an MLT 111
- Viewing MLT port information 115
- Editing a port on an MLT 116
- Deleting an MLT 117
- Editing an MLT 117
- Figure 52 Trunk table 118
- Highlighted 119
- MLT link 119
- Chapter 6 121
- Using Multicast Manager 121
- Multicast protocols 122
- Starting Multicast Manager 123
- Multicast Manager window 123
- Finding a network resource 129
- General tab 131
- Figure 59 General tab 132
- Table 39 General tab fields 132
- Receiver tab 133
- Figure 60 Receiver tab 134
- Sender tab 135
- Figure 61 Sender tab 136
- Table 41 Sender tab fields 136
- Static tab 137
- Access tab 138
- Viewing L3-IGMP information 139
- Cache tab 140
- Figure 65 Cache tab 141
- Table 44 Cache tab fields 141
- Interface tab 142
- Group tab 144
- Viewing DVMRP information 145
- Globals tab 146
- Figure 69 Globals tab 147
- Neighbor tab 150
- Route tab 151
- Figure 72 Route tab (DVMRP) 152
- Next Hop tab 153
- Viewing MRoute information 154
- Source Subnets tab 157
- Receivers tab 159
- Switch Manager 160
- Chapter 7 165
- Using Log Manager 165
- Figure 80 Copy File tab 167
- Using the Telnet application 168
- Uploading the syslog file 169
- Starting Log Manager 170
- Opening a syslog file 171
- Exporting a log file 174
- Locating specific log entries 174
- Filtering log entries 176
- Additional reference sources 179
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