Procedure for Configuring VMANs
  
  
    
      This section describes the procedure for configuring VMANs. Before
        configuring VMANs, review Guidelines for Configuring VMANs. To configure a VMAN, complete the
        following procedure at each switch that needs to support the VMAN:
      
     
    
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        If you are configuring a BlackDiamond 8800 series
switch, a SummitStack, or a Summit family switch, enable jumbo frames
on the switch.
        
           Note    Because the BlackDiamond 8800 series switches,
            SummitStack, and the Summit family of switches enable jumbo frames switch-wide, you must
            enable jumbo frames before configuring VMANs on these systems. 
 
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        Create a VMAN using the command:
        create vman
              vman_name  | vman_list vr vr_name
          
         
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        Assign a tag value to the VMAN using the command:.
        configure
            vman vman_name | vman_list
            tag
            tag_id
           
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        To configure PNP ports on a PEB or PB, use the following
          command with the tagged option:
        configure
            vman vman_name | vman_idadd
            ports [ all | port_list ] {untagged
            { port-cvid
              port_cvid} | tagged} 
         
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        To configure CNP ports on a PEB, use the following command
          with the untagged option:
        configure
            vman vman_name
            add
            ports [ all | port_list ] {untagged
            { port-cvid
              port_cvid} | tagged}  Note    You must configure CNP ports as  untagged, so that the
            S-tag is stripped from the frame on egress. If the  port-cvid is
            configured, any untagged packet received on the port will be double tagged with the
            configured port CVID and the SVID associated with the VMAN. Packets received with a
            single CVID on the same port will still have the SVID added as usual. As double tagged
            packets are received from tagged VMAN ports and forwarded to untagged VMAN ports,the
            SVID associated with the VMAN is stripped. Additionally, the CVID associated with the
            configured port CVID is also stripped in the same operation.  
 
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        To configure CEP ports on a PEB, do the following:
        
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            Use the following command to establish a
physical port as a CEP and configure CVID mapping and translation:
            configure vman vman_name |
                  vman_idadd
                ports
                port_list
                cep
                cvid
                cvid_range {translate
                cvid | cvid_range}}  
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            Use the following commands to add or delete CVIDs
for a CEP and manage CVID mapping and translation:
            configure vman vman_name | vman_idports
                port_list
                add
                cvid {cvid | cvid_range} {translate
                cvid | cvid_range }  configure vman vman_name
                ports
                port_list
                delete
                cvid  {cvid |
                  cvid_range } 
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            Use the following commands to manage CVID egress filtering
for a CEP:
            enable
              vman cep egress filtering ports {port_list |
              all}  disable
              vman cep egress filtering ports {port_list |
              all}  
 
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        Configure additional VMAN options as described in Configuring VMAN Options.
      
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        To configure a VLAN to use a VMAN, configure the VLAN
on the switch port at the other end of the line leading to the VMAN
access port.