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The next statement creates a VLAN group with the VID number 100 and the
network interface named zhp1. This VLAN includes four switch ports, zre1,
zre10, zre11, zre13.
zhp0: vlan100 = zre1,zre10,zre11,zre13;
The next statement adds two switch ports, zre1, zre2 and zre3, to an existing network interface
and VLAN.
zhp0: vlan100 = zre1..3;
The next statement deletes two switch ports, zre1 and zre2, to an existing network interface and
VLAN.
zhp0: zre1..2 teardown;
The final example is a teardown action that deletes the VLAN group defined in the previous
example, including the network interface.
zhp1: teardown;
Port Interface Statements
Port interface statements specify a port or trunk name or a list of such names; followed by an
equal sign (=) and then the action. Port interface actions may include:
SYNTAX
zconfig <zre_list>=untag<n>
untag<N> Packets sent from this port or trunk for VLAN <N> are
transmitted without a VLAN tag. The port or trunk specified must
have previously been included in the VLAN group with VID<N>.
zconfig <zre_list> multicast=<forward_type>
<forward_type> Set the ports specified to act as defined by the
forward_type for multicast traffic. Possible <forward_types>
are:
forward_unregistered (default)
forward_all
filter_unregistered
Examples of Port Interface Statements:
Assuming that zre1 has been assigned to VLAN 1, to specify that packets sent from port 1 for
VLAN 1 are transmitted without a VLAN tag, and packets arriving on this port without a VLAN
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