Extreme Summit vrovlan VLAN configuration

The Extreme Summit vrovlan VLAN is configured on the Extreme Summit vrovlan with a VLAN. The port is added, and the server's IP address and route are configured, but the router cannot be connected. The vlan id problem was found at last. When you add a port to a VLAN, two modes are available: tagged and untagged. If the tagged mode is used, the corresponding vlan id must be configured in the datalink settings of the server. If the port is added in the untagged mode, there is no need to change anything on the server. So now I want to change the previous port: First delete all the previous tagged ports to configure vlan "vlan_name" delete ports, and then add configure vlan "vlan_name" add ports, 39, 40 untagged complete command is * aie-extreme.3 # delete vlan "vlan_name" * aie-extreme.5 # create vlan "vlan_name" * aie-extreme.7 # configure vlan "vlan_name" ipaddress 192.168.3.1/24IP interface for VLAN vlan_name has been created. * aie-extreme.8 # configu Re vlan "vlan_name" tag 1003 * aie-extreme.9 # configure vlan "vlan_name" add ports, 3,4 untagged After configuring the server network router end, you need to configure the server end. Here, we mainly set IP addresses and routes. Note that if the port is tagged, the server's IP address must be configured with the corresponding vlan id. Here, we use the solaris server as an example. On solaris 10, the network port configuration is as follows: root @ solaris :~ # Ls-lah/etc/hostname. *-rw-r -- 1 root 13 2011-07-20 05:21/etc/hostname. e1000g0e1000g0 represents port 0. Now, you need to change the name of this port. The new number is vlan id × 1000 +. For example, if the vlan id is 365, the new number is 365 × 1000 + 0 = 365000 # mv/etc/hostname. e1000g0/etc/hostname. e1000g365000 # ifconfig e1000g365000 plumb up