configure forwarding vpex
		vlan-port-filterNEW!
	
	
		configure forwarding vpex
				vlan-port-filter [hash-table |
			port-group]
		Description
			
			Selects the way VLAN membership is implemented for Extended Edge
					Switching extended ports.
		 
		Syntax Description
			
			
					| vpex | 
					
						 Specifies Extended Edge
					Switching. 
					 | 
				
					| vlan-port-filter | 
					Select hardware mechanism to enforce VLAN port membership. | 
				
					| hash-table | 
					Use hash table for VLAN port membership when different VLANs do not
						share many ports (default). | 
				
					| port-group | 
					Use port group for VLAN port membership when different VLANs share many ports and
						there is a requirement for large VLAN scale. | 
				
		 
		Default
			
			Hash table is the default behavior.
		 
		Usage Guidelines
			
			In 
Extended Edge
					Switching hardware, the extended ports are
				represented as virtual ports. The VLAN membership of extended ports can be
				implemented in two ways:
					- Hash table with VLAN and virtual port as
						key. Note that hash tables can lead to hash collisions at higher scale.
						(Default)
 
					- Virtual port group. Programming the same group number in the VLAN table and
						virtual port table indicates membership. The hardware has 64 virtual port
						groups. You should select this option if many VLANs share the same extended
						ports.
 
				
 Note that changing this configuration at run time could result in temporary
				loss of traffic while the tables are reprogrammed. It is preferable to identify
				which option works best for the particular topology and leave the setting unchanged
				during runt ime or schedule the change during a maintenance window. 
 
			To see what setting you have selected with this command, see show forwarding configuration.
		 
		Example
			
			The following example selects a virtual port group to define VLAN
				membership:
# configure forwarding vpex vlan-port-filter port-group
 
		 
		History
			
			This command was first available in ExtremeXOS 22.6.
		 
		Platform Availability
			
			This command is available on Summit X670-G2, and ExtremeSwitching X590, X690 series switches.