802.1q ports range

rusik · Post by **rusik** » 19 Jun 2010 01:10

Is there a way to specify a ports range in command:

vlan <tag> 802.1q <ports range>

Thank's

benny · Post by **benny** » 19 Jun 2010 06:13

Hi rusik and welcome to AlcatelUnleashed,

Unfortunately there is no such command today.

As far as I've been told this is being worked on as a "Product Enhancement Request" by Alcatel-Lucent, lets hope it will be available on one of the coming platforms/releases.

-benny

rusik · Post by **rusik** » 19 Jun 2010 10:27

benny wrote:Hi rusik and welcome to AlcatelUnleashed,

Unfortunately there is no such command today.

As far as I've been told this is being worked on as a "Product Enhancement Request" by Alcatel-Lucent, lets hope it will be available on one of the coming platforms/releases.

-benny

Thank You benny for Your attention on my post.

heh, good hardware/software without basic command. A little bit disapointed. Bugs everywhere

Hope this will be cured

benny · Post by **benny** » 19 Jun 2010 13:58

I don't understand that "Bugs everywhere" note.

Could you please share which issues you have?

Before you go live with your network, I'd recommend that you upgrade to AOS 6.4.3.R01.

-benny

rusik · Post by **rusik** » 20 Jun 2010 02:23

benny wrote:I don't understand that "Bugs everywhere" note.

Could you please share which issues you have?

Before you go live with your network, I'd recommend that you upgrade to AOS 6.4.3.R01.

-benny

Benny, i am sorry for making confusion.

Bugs but not in Alcatel OmniSwitch 6850 precisely and yes my AOS 6.4.3.R01

Post by **silvio** » 22 Jun 2010 05:09

but you can make vlan-tagging for a lot of vlan's with one command (but only for one port/LAG).

for example for vlan 2, 8, 10...19:
> vlan 2 8 10-19 802.1q 1/24

maybe this will helpfull to you.
Silvio

alalam · Post by **alalam** » 22 Jun 2010 13:10

bingo!!!
i was just scripting up a trunk, saved me some time and effort. thanks for the tip.
think i'll go fishing this afternoon after all.

silvio wrote:but you can make vlan-tagging for a lot of vlan's with one command (but only for one port/LAG).

for example for vlan 2, 8, 10...19:
> vlan 2 8 10-19 802.1q 1/24

maybe this will helpfull to you.
Silvio

cedric1 · Post by **cedric1** » 14 Jul 2010 14:42

this is helpful !!

walgett · Post by **walgett** » 17 Jul 2010 03:55

It would certainly be a worthwhile feature, and I only needed to and 40 tagged Vlans to 1 port.....