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VLAN Groups
The 16 VLAN groups are identified by a number (vlan1, vlan2, etc ) and
a corresponding button, as shown in Figure 5-2.
Figure 5-2 VLAN groups
The VLAN group button is used to select the VLAN group for manage-
ment. It is also used as a place to “drop” a port number.
See “Viewing Statistics for a VLAN Group” on page 5-12 and “Creating
VLAN Groups” on page 5-5 for more information
VLAN Ports
Each of the switch’s ports are identified by a port button. The port but-
ton contains a group number and a port number. (The group number
represents the device — in this case the SuperStack II Switch 1000 —
and is always labeled “1”).
Each port button also has a corresponding real-time LED status box,
which displays activity on the port.
Figure 5-3 VLAN ports
You can drag and drop a port button onto a VLAN group button to re-
assign the port to a VLAN group. See “Creating VLAN Groups” on
page 5-5 for more information.
VLAN Group Number
VLAN Group Button
select this button for
management; drag and
drop a port button here
to place the port within
identifies the VLAN group;
this number cannot be
selected
this VLAN group
VLAN Port Button
VLAN Port LED
Status Box
lights when there
is activity on the
port
identifies the port
by group and port number;
“drag and drop” this
port button onto a VLAN
group button to assign the
port to that VLAN group
(no activity on this port)
(activity on this port)
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