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Using lanadmin -V to Administer VLANs
Using the lanadmin -V Command for Administering VLANs
Chapter 548
Using the lanadmin -V Command for
Administering VLANs
To configure VLANs, you use either the GUI-based system admin
manager (SAM) or edit the configuration file with an editor. VLAN
configuration doesn’t require a reboot to take effect. If you use SAM, your
configurations will be preserved after reboots in a configuration file
called /etc/rc.config.d/vlanconf.
If you use the lanadmin command line interface, your configuration will
not be preserved after reboots unless you also save the configuration in
the vlanconf file by either using SAM or editing it. See “Modifying
Parameters in vlanconf File” in this document for the format of the
/etc/rc.config.d/vlanconf file.
lanadmin Syntax
If you use the lanadmin command line interface to work with VLANs,
you can display the general usage string by typing:
lanadmin -V help
General usage string:
lanadmin -V create vlanid <vlanid> (range 0-4094)
[pri <priority> (range 0 - 7, default 0)]
[tos <ToS value> (range 0-255, default 0)]
[vppa <vppa>]
[name <name> (31 characters alphanumeric
string)]
[tos_override <level>(IP_HEADER, ETHER_HEADER,
CONF_TOS or CONF_PRI,
default IP_HEADER)]
[pri_override <level>(CONF_PRI,IP_HEADER
or CONF_TOS, default CONF_PRI)] <ppa>
-V delete <vppa>
-V modify [vlanid <vlanid> (range 0-4094)]
[pri <priority> (range 0 - 7)]
[tos <ToS value> (range 0-255)]
[name <name> (31 characters alpha numeric
string]
[tos_override <level>(IP_HEADER, ETHER_HEADER,