Alloy Computer Products GSS-8T16SFP User Manual

 

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IEEE 802.1q (tag-based) VLAN’s can add or strip 802.1q tags based on your parameters set for each 
transmitting port. Select the 802.1Q VLAN menu to activate the following page where this function 
can be configured.   
 

 

 

Currently the switch supports up to 32 tag-based VLAN groups for manual entry.   
The following pages will described in detail how to configure this feature. 
 

Incorrect configuration of Tagged VLAN can create a situation where the web interface of the switch 
cannot be accessed. This can occur when the PVID of the port you are using or the VID of the VLAN 
group the port belongs to is not on the same as the CPU PVID, and the port is configured to drop 
untagged ingress frames. 
The CPU port (this is not a physical port) is a member of PVID 1 by default.   
To adjust the CPU port PVID settings, select the port via port number 25. (Console only option) 
ie. VP then 25 will display PVID = 1 
 
In the case that you do configure this state and lock the web interface out, then you can recover by 
connecting to the RS-232 console port and either disabling Tagged VLAN, or adjust the settings via 
the following options. 
 
VE - Enable/Disable 802.1Q VLAN 
VF – Get 802.1Q VLAN Enable Setting 
VV – Set PVID 
VP – Get PVID