The following figure shows a switch that is configured to support the primary ethertype on three ports and the secondary ethertype on a fourth port.
The primary VMAN (PBN) ethertype is changed from the default value, but that is not required.
The following configuration commands accomplish what is shown in the figure above:
# configure vman ethertype 0x9100 primary # configure vman ethertype 0x8100 secondary # # configure port 2:2 ethertype secondary # # create vman vman300 # configure vman vman300 tag 300 # # configure vman vman300 add port 1:1, 2:1, 2:2 tagged # configure vman vman300 add port 1:2 untagged
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