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5. Configure the new VLAN
5. Configure the new VLAN
 
====Important Note====
Vlans can be configured on the SBC in these cases:<br>
A. Baremetal installation<br>
B. VMware installation with Passthrough or SR-IOV network interfaces<br>
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Vlans should not be configured on the SBC in this case:<br>
A. VMware installation with E1000 or VMXNET 3 network interfaces<br>
All interfaces on the SBC should be configured as untagged. Vlans are configured in the VMware port Groups. Please check here: [[TSBC-SW:Cloud:VMware_Adding_Network_Intefaces_A|How to add VMware Network Interfaces]]<br>
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If VLANs must be configured follow these steps:<br>
*Enter a name for the VLAN
*Enter a name for the VLAN
*If the port is to be used untagged, make sure '''Untagged''' is checked.  
*If the port is to be used untagged, make sure '''Untagged''' is checked.  

Revision as of 18:01, 25 February 2018

Applies to version(s): v3.0

After you create a virtual port, you must create a new VLAN.


To configure a VLAN

1. Select IP Interfaces from the navigation panel



2. Click the Virtual Ports tab.

  • Select a Virtual Port



4. Create a VLAN that uses this virtual port

  • Click Create new Host VLAN



5. Configure the new VLAN

Important Note

Vlans can be configured on the SBC in these cases:
A. Baremetal installation
B. VMware installation with Passthrough or SR-IOV network interfaces

Vlans should not be configured on the SBC in this case:
A. VMware installation with E1000 or VMXNET 3 network interfaces
All interfaces on the SBC should be configured as untagged. Vlans are configured in the VMware port Groups. Please check here: How to add VMware Network Interfaces

If VLANs must be configured follow these steps:

  • Enter a name for the VLAN
  • If the port is to be used untagged, make sure Untagged is checked.
  • If the port is to be used with a 802.1Q tag, uncheck Untagged and enter a VLAN ID.
  • Click Create




OR




List of Parameters