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Ports in a VLAN are always members of a spanning tree group (STG). A VLAN can include all the ports in a given STG, and there can be multiple VLANs in an STG, but a VLAN will never have more ports than exist in the STG.
In an STG, VLAN information is displayed in the contents pane when that VLAN is selected.
The icon that precedes the VLAN name identifies the type of VLAN:
Note:
Not all VLAN types are available on all devices that Optivity Switch Manager supports. Of these four types of VLANs, Passport 8100 switches and the Business Policy Switch 2000 support only port-based or protocol-based VLANs. BayStack 350/410/450 switches support only port-based VLANs. Refer to the documentation that was shipped with your switch for more information.
To view VLANs:
| The VLAN table opens in the contents pane. |
The table below describes the fields in the VLAN table.
Device
IP address, system name, or host name of the device.
PortMembers
Ports that are assigned to the VLAN.
HighPriority
In a Passport 1000 Series switch, you can select HighPriority mode for all traffic in the VLAN.
QosLevel
In a Passport 8000 Series switch, you can set the Quality of Service level for traffic in the VLAN to a level between 1 and 8.
DsField
In a Passport 8000 Series switch, you can set the Differentiated Services field for traffic in the VLAN to a level between 1 and 54.
IfIndex
Logical interface index assigned to the VLAN. This value can be in one of the following ranges:
IpAddress
IP address, if any, assigned to the VLAN for routing.
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