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Configuring VLAN Rule Definitions Defining VLAN Rules
page 8-16 OmniSwitch 6600 Family Network Configuration Guide April 2006
How to Define a MAC-Port Binding Rule
To define a MAC-port binding rule, enter vlan followed by an existing VLAN ID then binding mac-port
followed by a valid MAC address and a slot/port designation. For example, the following command
defines a MAC-port binding rule for VLAN 1500:
-> vlan 1500 binding mac-port 00:02:9a:3e:f1:06 6/10
In this example, frames received on mobile port 6/10 must contain a source MAC address of
00:02:9a:3e:f1:06 to qualify for dynamic assignment to VLAN 1500.
Use the no form of the vlan binding mac-port command to remove a MAC-port binding rule. Note that it
is only necessary to enter the rule’s MAC address parameter value to identify which rule to remove.
-> vlan 1500 no binding mac-port 00:02:9a:3e:f1:06
Note that this binding rule type is also supported on AVLANs. See Chapter 21, “Configuring Authenti-
cated VLANs,” for more information.
How to Define a MAC-IP Address Binding Rule
To define a MAC-IP address binding rule, enter vlan followed by an existing VLAN ID then
binding mac-ip followed by a valid IP subnet address. For example, the following command defines a
MAC-IP binding rule for VLAN 1501:
-> vlan 1501 binding mac-ip 00:02:9a:3e:f1:07 172.16.6.3
In this example, frames received on any mobile port must contain a source MAC address of
00:02:9a:3e:f1:07 and a source IP subnet address of 172.16.6.3 to qualify for dynamic assignment to
VLAN 1501.
Use the no form of the vlan binding mac-ip command to remove a MAC-IP binding rule. Note that it is
only necessary to enter the rule’s MAC address parameter value to identify which rule to remove.
-> vlan 1500 no binding mac-port 00:02:9a:3e:f1:07
How to Define an IP-Port Binding Rule
To define a IP-port binding rule, enter vlan followed by an existing VLAN ID then binding ip-port
followed by a valid IP subnet address and a slot/port designation. For example, the following command
defines an IP-port binding rule for VLAN 1502:
-> vlan 1502 binding ip-port 172.16.6.4 5/12
In this example, frames received on mobile port 5/12 must contain a source IP subnet address of
172.16.6.4 to qualify for dynamic assignment to VLAN 1502.
Use the no form of the vlan binding ip-port command to remove an IP-port binding rule. Note that it is
only necessary to enter the rule’s IP subnet address parameter value to identify which rule to remove.
-> vlan 1502 no binding ip-port 172.16.6.4
Note that this binding rule type is also supported on AVLANs. See Chapter 21, “Configuring Authenti-
cated VLANs,” for more information.