Configure Vlan with mutiple ports, not consecutive

[mdaugomah11]

Hello all,

 I am new to the Cisco world and am trying to configure a switch with 2 different vlans on multiple ports.

Example: G1/0/1 is Vlan 1, while G1/0/5 is Vlan 4. So Vlan 1 must be applied to ports  1,7,10-13, 15,16 ect... And Vlan 4 must be applied to ports 5,9, 18-20.

Is there a command that will allow me to configure the ports with each Vlan in this manner. Since some of the ports are not consecutive I am not sure how to apply that? Will I need to apply the Interface Range G/x/x - x to the ports that are in a row and do the individual ports separately? 

Thank you in advance for any help, its much appreciated as I have about 30 more switches that I need to setup in a similar manner.

[Harsha A.]

Hey mdaugomah11,

You can still use interface range command to include all the ports.

Switch(config)#int range gi 1/0/5, gi 1/0/9, gi 1/0/18-20

Switch(config)#switchport access vlan 4 

Switch(config)#exit

-Harsha

[mdaugomah11]

Thank you Harsha, it worked like a charm.

[Joseph W. Doherty]

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Posting

A few usage notes to what Harsha posted.

The range statement can take up to five arguments.

Some (older?) platforms need you to delimit the command argument with a space.

On some platforms, especially those with many, many ports included in the range statement, it may take a while to process a line command (i.e. it may take long enough you start to wonder if command hung).

[Mosasa]

Sweet and short.

Many thanks!!