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Using lanadmin -V to Administer VLANs
Using the lanadmin -V Command for Administering VLANs
Chapter 552
lanadmin -V modify vlanid 53 pri 3 5000
Successfully modified lan5000
Old value: vlanid 454 pri 6
New value: vlanid 53 pri 3
After the modification, the lanscan -v output will display:
Hardware Station Crd Hdw Net-Interface NM MAC HP-DLPI DLPI
Path Address In# State NamePPA ID Type Support Mjr#
VLAN0 0x001083FF9951 5000 UP lan5000 snap5000 14 ETHER Yes 119
Extended Station LLC Encapsulation
Address Methods
0x001083FF9951
Driver Specific Information
vlan
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Vlan ID Phy-PPA Priority ToS Priority-Override ToS-Override Name
53 0 3 0 CONF_PRI IP_HEADER UNNAMED
Using lanadmin to Delete a VLAN
Before deleting a VLAN, ensure that there are no applications or upper
layer protocols active on the VLAN by running:
lanadmin -p <VPPA>.
This command displays the applications and commands that are
presently using the interface. For example, if the only thing done to
lan5000 is configure an IP address, the lanadmin -p command output
would look like:
lanadmin -p 5000
ifconfig
ifconfig
Since ifconfig command is used to configure an IP address the same is
displayed. There are two entries because when an IPv4 address is
configured using ifconfig, it configures both IP and ARP on the
interface.
To remove the IP and ARP streams, do:
ifconfig lan5000 unplumb.
The lanadmin -p 5000 output will not show any entries now, which
means the interface can be deleted. To delete this VLAN use the delete
option as follows: