Hi Jason,
For the port vlan-id use...
Set port vlan ge.1.1-47 vlan-id modify-egress
That will remove the port from all other access\untagged egress list.
Then for the phones, which I resume are configured with a vlan-id use...
Set vlan egress vlan-id ge.1.1-48 tagged
Use the command above
Jason,
We use Avaya but the setup should be the same...
set port vlan ge.1.1-47 1 modify-egress - this sets the port to ingress
and egress non-tagged traffic for vlan 1, typically the user data traffic.
set vlan egress 200 ge.1.1-47 tagged this sets the port to ingress
Jason,
I recommend not having anything connected in default vlan 1. I'm also a fan of
keeping things simple when complex isn't warranted.
Put your users into another vlan, say 100 and your phones in vlan 200.
Then as someone has already pointed out, use the command :
set port vlan port-string
Thank you for the wealth of information Mike! Whenever we talk to Enterasys,
they always mention UNC!
Jason Grubbs
Network Engineer
Pottsgrove School District
From: Hawkins, The Original Mike Stephen
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On which related note - MobaXterm (Windows app) will let you open multiple
terminal tabs - ie. an ssh session into (for example) 4 switches, then
click the MultiExec button and then whatever command you type, will type
on all 4 terminal windows simultaneously, which can be a neat feature in
some
There are also a couple of other things really needed for Cisco phones to work
out properly. Here is what I use and its worked out well for me. If you are
using policies, make sure to open up TFTP to the phone vlan from the CCM or
they won't get their config downloaded correctly.
set vlan
Hi all,
We just installed a new S8 (currently connected to our Cisco 6509) and combo of
C5K and C5G PoE switches in one of our new buildings. After a minute or so on
the NEC IP phones the conversation is garbled and hard to hear. If we take the
phones to the old Cisco 35xx switches they work
I am very interested to know if you have any resolution on this. We have S's
for our main router and in the data center and we are experiencing VoIP phone
issues on our avaya equipment. I am curious if the underlying issue is an S
series firmware or config issue.
Patrick Printz
Network
You are more than welcome. M
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From: Jason Grubbs jgru...@pgsd.org
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Sent: Fri, May 25, 2012 15:05:08 GMT+00:00
Subject: Re: [enterasys] Configure a port to use two
Patrick,
I am currently running Avaya phones and server in two different locations on an
S series switch
S3 with firmware 7.71.01.0010
S8 with firmware 7.11.03.0002
Voice is fine.
Mark
Mark Kelly
Sr. Network Engineer
DJO, LLC
A DJO Global Company
1430 Decision St
Vista, Ca 92081-8553
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