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Figure 25: VLAN Switching and Bridging
VLAN Tagging
VLAN Tagging is a method of controlling the distribution of information on the network. The
ports on devices supporting VLAN Tagging are configured with the following parameters:
● Port VLAN ID
● Tagging Mode
The Port VLAN ID is the number of the VLAN to which the port is assigned. Untagged frames
(and frames tagged with VLAN 0) entering the port are assigned the port's VLAN ID. Tagged
frames are unaffected by the port's VLAN ID.
The Tagging Mode determines the behavior of the port that processes outgoing frames:
● If Tagging Mode is set to "Clear", the port transmits frames that belong to the port's VLAN
table. These frames leave the device untagged.
● If Tagging Mode is set to "IEEE-802.1Q", all frames keep their tags when they leave the
device. Frames that enter the switch without a VLAN tag will be tagged with the VLAN ID
of the port they entered through.
Multi VLAN Binding
Multi VLAN binding (Multiple VLANs per port) allows access to shared resources by stations
that belong to different VLANs through the same port. This is useful in applications such as
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- Stackable Switches 1
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- Issue 1 July 2006 7 7
- Issue 1 July 2006 9 9
- Contents 10
- Issue 1 July 2006 11 11
- Safety Information 13
- CLI Conventions 14
- Notes, Cautions, and Warnings 15
- Issue 1 July 2006 17 17
- C360 Features and Benefits 19
- Network Optimization 20
- Manageability 20
- Redundancy 21
- VLAN Support 22
- Security 22
- Quality of Service (QoS) 23
- Monitoring 23
- Layer 3 Support 24
- Management 25
- C360 Switch Configurations 26
- Issue 1 July 2006 27 27
- C360 Front Panels 29
- Figure 5: C360 Function LEDs 30
- Issue 1 July 2006 31 31
- 1. PoE LED on C360-PWR only 31
- C360 Rear Panel 33
- Figure 7: C360 Rear Panel 34
- Chapter 3: Installation 35
- Site Preparation 36
- Rack Mounting (Optional) 37
- Installation 38
- Issue 1 July 2006 39 39
- Wall Mounting (Optional) 40
- Stacking (optional) 41
- Inter-Connecting Switches 42
- Issue 1 July 2006 43 43
- Prerequisites 44
- 1. Transceiver clip location 46
- Issue 1 July 2006 47 47
- Issue 1 July 2006 49 49
- 1. AC Input 49
- 2. BUPS DC Input 49
- AC Power Cable 50
- Issue 1 July 2006 51 51
- Powering Up the Avaya C360 52
- Connecting a BUPS 53
- Budgeting Power 57
- Post-Installation 58
- C360 CLI 59
- Establishing Connections 59
- CLI Architecture 60
- Security Levels 60
- Defining new local users 61
- Exiting the Supervisor Level 61
- Entering the CLI 62
- Issue 1 July 2006 63 63
- Establishing Switch Access 64
- Issue 1 July 2006 65 65
- Introduction to SSH 66
- SSH client connection: 66
- User Authentication 67
- SSH Commands 69
- Sessions) 70
- Issue 1 July 2006 71 71
- PPP interface IP address 72
- SNMP Support 73
- Issue 1 July 2006 75 75
- SNMP Commands 77
- Issue 1 July 2006 79 79
- Introduction to RADIUS 80
- Issue 1 July 2006 81 81
- RADIUS Commands 82
- Recovery Password 83
- Allowed Managers 84
- Issue 1 July 2006 85 85
- Allowed Protocols 86
- Issue 1 July 2006 87 87
- Issue 1 July 2006 89 89
- Configuring the Switch 91
- Avaya C360 Default Settings 92
- Issue 1 July 2006 93 93
- Introduction 95
- Basic Switch Configuration 95
- Identifying the system 96
- Operating parameters 97
- Issue 1 July 2006 99 99
- Layer 2 Configuration File 100
- Layer 3 Configuration File 101
- Switch Configuration 102
- SCP Protocol Support 103
- System Logging 104
- Message Facilities 105
- Syslog Servers 106
- Issue 1 July 2006 107 107
- Telnet Client Support 109
- Monitoring CPU Utilization 110
- Ethernet 111
- Fast Ethernet 112
- Gigabit Ethernet 112
- Auto-Negotiation 113
- Full-Duplex/Half-Duplex 113
- MDI/MDI-X Detection 113
- Flow Control 113
- Priority 114
- MAC Address 114
- CAM Table 115
- MAC Aging 115
- Avaya C360 Layer 2 Features 116
- VLAN Overview 117
- VLAN Tagging 119
- Multi VLAN Binding 119
- Ingress VLAN Security 121
- VLAN CLI Commands 122
- Issue 1 July 2006 123 123
- 802.1x CLI Commands 125
- Spanning Tree Protocol 127
- Spanning Tree per Port 128
- Port Roles 129
- Issue 1 July 2006 131 131
- MAC Security 132
- MAC Security CLI Commands 133
- LAG (Link Aggregate Group) 134
- Port Redundancy 135
- Port Redundancy Operation 136
- Intermodule Port Redundancy 137
- Port Redundancy CLI Commands 138
- IP Multicast Filtering 139
- Figure notes: 140
- IP Multicast CLI Commands 141
- RMON Overview 141
- RMON CLI Commands 142
- SMON Overview 143
- Port Mirroring 144
- Weighted Queuing 145
- LLDP Agent 146
- Supported TLVs 147
- Configuring the LLDP Agent 148
- LLDP Agent CLI Commands 149
- Issue 1 July 2006 151 151
- Avaya C360 Layer 3 Features 152
- 3. Click Next 153
- 5. Click Next 154
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- Issue 1 July 2006 157 157
- What is Routing? 158
- Issue 1 July 2006 159 159
- 1. First Hop: 160
- 2. Second Hop: 160
- Routing Configuration 161
- IP Configuration 162
- Issue 1 July 2006 163 163
- RIP Overview 164
- Issue 1 July 2006 165 165
- RIP CLI Commands 166
- OSPF Overview 167
- OSPF CLI Commands 168
- Static Routing Configuration 169
- Route Preferences 170
- Route Redistribution 171
- Route Redistribution Commands 172
- ARP Overview 172
- The ARP Table 173
- ARP CLI Commands 174
- Relay Configuration 175
- BOOTP/DHCP CLI Commands 176
- NetBIOS Overview 176
- VRRP Overview 177
- VRRP Configuration Example 1 178
- VRRP CLI Commands 179
- Policy Configuration 180
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- Policy Configuration Example 183
- Issue 1 July 2006 185 185
- Features 187
- PD Connected 188
- Powering Devices 189
- Issue 1 July 2006 191 191
- Power Over Ethernet 191
- Overview 193
- System Requirements 194
- Running the Device Manager 195
- Figure 35: The Welcome Page 196
- (see Figure 36 196
- Figure 36: Device Manager 196
- Installing the Java Plug-in 197
- Documentation 198
- Issue 1 July 2006 199 199
- Issue 1 July 2006 201 201
- Issue 1 July 2006 203 203
- Stack Health 204
- Stack Health CLI Commands 205
- Chapter 13: Maintenance 207
- Hardware NVRAM Initialization 208
- Issue 1 July 2006 209 209
- 1. SPARE JUMPER 209
- 2. NVRAM INIT Jumper 209
- Maintenance 210
- Firmware Download 211
- Firmware Banks 212
- Appendix A: Mixed Stacks 213
- Hardware Compatibility 214
- Issue 1 July 2006 215 215
- Feature Compatibility 216
- QoS Mapping 217
- Mixed Stacks 218
- Telephones 219
- IETF - Layer 2 221
- IETF - Layer 3 222
- IETF - Network Monitoring 223
- Standards and Compatibility 224
- Appendix D: Specifications 225
- Power Requirements 226
- Environmental 227
- Interfaces 228
- GBIC Transceivers 228
- SX Transceiver 229
- ELX Transceiver 229
- Copper Transceiver 229
- Console Pin Assignments 230
- Specifications 232
- Numerical 233
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