How to configure MAC Based VLAN, IP Subnet Based VLAN, Protocol Based VLAN on ECIS4500 series? Follow
- 1. MAC Based VLAN
Assign VLAN to interface base on client’s MAC address.
Scenario:
Client with MAC address 00-00-11-00-00-11, is assigned to VLAN 3.
Configuration steps:
1. Specific the MAC address of client to the VLAN 3(on port 2).
2. Allow VLAN 3 on port 2. (PVID:1 VID:1u,3t)
Result:
Check MAC-Based VLAN table.
Also, this MAC address is learned on VLAN3 in the MAC table if the switch receives packets from client.
- 2. IP Subnet Based VLAN
Assign VLAN to interface base on client’s IP address/IP subnet.
Scenario:
Clients belong to IP subnet 192.168.4.0/24, are assigned to VLAN 4.
Configuration Steps:
1. Assign IP subnet 192.168.4.0/24 to the VLAN 4(on port 1 and 2).
2. Allow VLAN 4 on port 1 and 2. (PVID:1 VID:1u,4t)
3. Add static ARP entry for client-1 and client-2 by manual on PC.
(since ARP packet without IP header does not belong to IP packet)
For example, in Windows OS:
arp –s “IP address” “MAC address”
OR
netsh interface ip add neighbors “name of NIC” “IP address” “MAC address”
Command: arp –a to check the ARP table.
Result:
Clients belong to IP subnet 192.168.4.0/24, are assigned to VLAN 4.
Also, these MAC addresses of clients are learnedt on VLAN4 in the MAC table.
- 3. Protocol Based VLAN
Assign VLAN to interface base on its protocol.
Scenario:
Protocol PPPoE (0x8863 and 0x8864) are assigned to VLAN 10.
Configuration Steps:
1. Protocol groups
Create protocol groups PPPoE_Discovery(0x8863) and PPP_Session(0x8864).
2. Assign protocol groups to VLAN
Mapping the groups to VLAN 10(on port 3 and 4).
3. Allow VLAN 10 on port 3 and 4. (PVID:1 VID:1u,10t)
Result:
PPPoE client/server on port 3 and 4 are assigned to the VLAN 10.
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