Cisco Nomenclature or I don't speak U T Q E

[jamie t]

After years of programming Cisco I don’t speak this U T Q E, language, which is interesting, so I would like to see the following added
A radio button that says
(o) Use Standard U / T / Q / E
( ) Use Cisco Na/ Al / Ac / Pr / QiQ
Where
Na = Native VLan
Al = Allowed
Ac = Access VLAN
Pr = Pruned
Q = Q in Q



Maybe I will get use to it, but I have to think of it all over again. Or show the cisco language of the config in the window as it is being selected. Or maybe just display the equivalent Cisco config below on the page
int Gig 1

switchport mode access
switchport access vlan 100
int Gig 2
switchport mode trunk
switchport trunk allowed vlan 40, 100, 200, 300
switchport trunk pruned vlan 400
switchport trunk native vlan 40
int Gig 3
switchport mode access
switchport access vlan 100
switchport mode dot1q-tunnel

[mike99]

U is use as both access and native VLAN of the port. It define the untagged vlan in both ingress and egress.

T = allowed
Q = Q in Q (S-TPI 88a8)

D = double tag (S-TPI 8100)

I don't think pruned is support.

So, for access vlan, U on access VLAN of the port and all other to E.

For trunk, U for native VLAN of the port and T for all allowed VLAN.

Checking the "trunk" option over the port allow all VLAN. A single VLAN can be change between U and T in trunk mode.

[sirhc]

Checking the "trunk" option over the port allow all VLAN. A single VLAN can be change between U and T in trunk mode.

Or you can define an allowed VALN ID access list such as "1-200,250,260,1000, 1010-1089"