Administrator's Guide

CLAN and processor CLAN QoS and CIDR support
Issue 5 October 2002 1639555-233-506
Linux Operating System
Whether the TN799 Control-LAN circuit pack tags frames with VLAN and
user-priority values is administered on the IP Network Region screen. However,
for the processor CLAN function on the S8300 Media Server with a G700, the
operating system also controls tagging. The IP Network Region screen and the
bash command under the Linux operating system both set the same entries in a
configuration file. There is no difference between setting them through one user
interface versus the other.
Tagging is administered through the bash command line as follows:
vlanconfig -c -d device -v vlan_id [-i ip_address] [-g gw_address] [-m netmask]
[-e on|off] [-f]
vlanconfig -r -d device -v vlan_id [-nf]
vlanconfig -q [-d device] [-v vlan_id]
-c will create/change an interface
-r will remove an interface
-q will query an interface
-d device create/change, remove, or query this device
(valid with the -c, -r, and -q options)
-e on|off enable or disable the interface
(valid only with the -c option)
-f force the command to execute
(valid only with the -c and -r options)