Hello,
I have managed to lose access to switch by not marking ether1 to handle tagged vlans (1,100). typically i would reset and start again but it has been setup with no recent backups.
how do i modify the vlans via the terminal (usb to serial). oddly it is passing the vlans to other switches on the network?
Thank you,
Terminal vlan config
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Re: Terminal vlan config
Well connect to the switch via serial cable.
The CLI has online help to guild you through sorta like cisco CLI does.
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Re: Terminal vlan config
Please post a link to the documentation, I can't find it anywhere
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Re: Terminal vlan config
sw02# show vlan
ID Enable Description 1 2 3 4 5 6
---- ------ ----------- -- -- -- -- -- --
100 true Management T T T T T T
1 true default T U U U U U
i need to change the vlan assignment on a port
ID Enable Description 1 2 3 4 5 6
---- ------ ----------- -- -- -- -- -- --
100 true Management T T T T T T
1 true default T U U U U U
i need to change the vlan assignment on a port
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Re: Terminal vlan config
DolphinComms wrote:sw02# show vlan
ID Enable Description 1 2 3 4 5 6
---- ------ ----------- -- -- -- -- -- --
100 true Management T T T T T T
1 true default T U U U U U
i need to change the vlan assignment on a port
All the help you needed is provided under the CLI with ?
Your in the CLI
Get to config mode with "config" [Enter]
Get to VLAN 100 with "VLAN 100" [Enter]
Set port tagging on current VLAN (100) with "Port 1 U" [Enter]
Save / Apply changes "Ctrl + z"
Remember the Management VLAN is ALWAYS the TOP VLAN no matter what number you assign to it.
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Re: Terminal vlan config
Someone helped me and here is what I did
configure
vlan [ID]
port [NUMBER] U/Q/T/E
U - Untagged
Q - QinQ
T - Tagged
E - Exclude
To fix my issue
configure
vlan 1
port 5 U
end
configure
vlan [ID]
port [NUMBER] U/Q/T/E
U - Untagged
Q - QinQ
T - Tagged
E - Exclude
To fix my issue
configure
vlan 1
port 5 U
end
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