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 AutoTracker VLANs
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How Devices are Assigned to AutoTracker VLANs
When a broadcast frame, a multicast frame, or a unicast frame from an unknown device is 
received at a switching module, the frame is forwarded to the 
MPX
 for processing. Source 
learning logic on the 
MPX
 module examines the entire frame to determine the 
VLAN
 or 
VLAN
in which the originating device should be a member. If the frame matches any one policy 
defined for a 
VLAN
, the originating device (and the port to which it is connected) are made 
members of that 
VLAN
. If the frame does not match any 
VLAN
 policy, one of the following 
occurs:
• If the 
defvl
 command is on, the source device is made a member of Default 
VLAN
 #1 in the 
Group of which the source port is a member. The 
defvl
 command determines whether traf-
fic from devices that do not match any policies is assigned to the default 
VLAN
 or dropped. 
(See “The defvl Command” below for more information on this command.)
• If the 
defvl
 command is off, all traffic from the source device is dropped.
Please Take Note
A broadcast or multicast frame is processed to 
determine the source device’s 
VLAN
 membership 
each time it is received. A unicast frame is 
processed to determine the source device’s 
VLAN
 
membership only the first time it is received.
When the 
MPX
 module has determined the 
VLAN
 or 
VLAN
s in which the originating device 
belongs, it relays this information to the switching module. The switching module updates a 
VLAN
 membership flag attached to the frame’s source 
MAC
 address in the 
CAM
 (content-
addressable memory). The frame is then switched based on this membership flag.
Refer to Chapter 24, “AutoTracker VLAN Application Examples,” for information on 
AutoTracker 
VLAN
 assignments in specific network situations.
The defvl Command
You can turn the 
defvl
 command on and off simply by entering 
defvl on
 or 
defvl off
. If you 
enter the command without any parameters, it displays the current setting for the Default 
VLAN
. For example, if source devices are automatically placed in the Default 
VLAN
 when they 
do not match any 
VLAN
 policy rule, the following message would display:
membership in default vlan is currently on
If source devices are automatically dropped when they do not match any 
VLAN
 policy, the 
following message would display:
membership in default vlan is currently off
The 
defvl
 command applies to all Groups in an Omni Switch/Router and it is only applicable 
if there is at least one AutoTracker rule configured.