03-05-2007 12:44 AM - last edited on 01-07-2024 10:32 PM by Translator
hi there,
I was just going throug one sample configuration n i came across this command
vlan internal allocation policy ascending
can some someone please tell me what does this command do n when do we use this command
thanks in advance
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03-05-2007 01:32 AM - last edited on 01-07-2024 10:43 PM by Translator
Hi
yes, these vlans are for internal operation and are not configurable by you and most will not have physical ports associated with them. There could be physical ports assigned to them eg. from one of my switches
SZ-JFH-F00-DTE1#sh vlan internal usage
VLAN Usage
---- --------------------
1006 online diag vlan0
1007 online diag vlan1
1008 online diag vlan2
1009 online diag vlan3
1010 online diag vlan4
1011 online diag vlan5
1012 PM vlan process (trunk tagging)
1013 Control Plane Protection
1014 L3 multicast partial shortcuts for VPN 0
1015 Egress internal vlan
1016 Multicast VPN 0 QOS vlan
1017 IPv6 Multicast Egress multicast
1018 GigabitEthernet3/1
vlan 1018 has the gi3/1 port assigned to it. It is actually the trunk connection between the 2 6500 switches. But this has not stopped me using gi3/1 and i configured that port.
I guess the switch just uses it as a reference.
HTH
Jon
03-05-2007 12:47 AM
03-05-2007 12:58 AM
Hi
The switch reserves a number of vlans for it's own internal use.
vlan internal allocation policy ascending means that it will start to allocate vlans from 1006 upwards.
If it was descending it would start at 4094 and work downwards.
HTH
Jon
03-05-2007 01:08 AM - last edited on 01-07-2024 10:36 PM by Translator
hey thanks for quick reply jon, i appreciate
but could you please elobarate more upon this.
vlan internal allocation policy ascending
!
vlan10,20,22-23,30,32,40-41,61-64,70,81-85,87-88,90,100,110-122,130
!
vlan 140,150,160,175,200-205,208-210,942
what does the commands following command
vlan internal allocation policy ascending
do. does it play ne part in allocation vlans mentioned above
thanks
03-05-2007 01:18 AM - last edited on 01-07-2024 10:42 PM by Translator
Hi
The commands following the vlan internal line are the vlans that you have created on the switch. The vlan internal line does not affect these vlans that you create.
The internal vlans are vlans that the switch assigns itself. They are not normally visible on a "sh vlan".
If you want to see these use the following command
sh vlan internal usage
HTH
Jon
03-05-2007 01:23 AM
cool, thanks jon
so that means these are the vlans which the switch uses for its internal operartion and switch does not assign ne physical ports to it.
please correct me if i'm wrong.
03-05-2007 01:32 AM - last edited on 01-07-2024 10:43 PM by Translator
Hi
yes, these vlans are for internal operation and are not configurable by you and most will not have physical ports associated with them. There could be physical ports assigned to them eg. from one of my switches
SZ-JFH-F00-DTE1#sh vlan internal usage
VLAN Usage
---- --------------------
1006 online diag vlan0
1007 online diag vlan1
1008 online diag vlan2
1009 online diag vlan3
1010 online diag vlan4
1011 online diag vlan5
1012 PM vlan process (trunk tagging)
1013 Control Plane Protection
1014 L3 multicast partial shortcuts for VPN 0
1015 Egress internal vlan
1016 Multicast VPN 0 QOS vlan
1017 IPv6 Multicast Egress multicast
1018 GigabitEthernet3/1
vlan 1018 has the gi3/1 port assigned to it. It is actually the trunk connection between the 2 6500 switches. But this has not stopped me using gi3/1 and i configured that port.
I guess the switch just uses it as a reference.
HTH
Jon
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