the vmps database is a simple text file, which the vmps server downloads to decide
whether the devices are authorized to join a
specific VLAN.
here is a sample database:
!part 1: global settings
vmps domain testvtp
vmps mode open (no entry for MAC->assign port to fallback VLAN)
vmps fallback default
vmps no-domain-req deny (no VMPS domain name - VTP domain name mismatch allowed)
!part2: address database
vmps-mac-addrs
address 0060.0893.dbc1 vlan-name engineering
address 0060.08aa.5279 vlan-name --NONE--
(the MAC is associated to a vlan-name not a vlan number. use "--NONE--" to deny a MAC
from any dynamic VLAN port)
!part3: other policies
vmps-port-group restrictengineering
device 172.16.1.2 port 3/1
device 172.16.1.3 port 4/1
vmps-port-policies vlan-name engineering port-group restrictengineering
the information is taken from the CCIE LAN switching book (page 146/147).
hope this helps,
Gabriel
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> hi, everyone
> I have a question about the dynamic vlan membership. Before doing that, I
> should write a binary file containing the MAC address and associated Vlan
> number.
> How can I do that and what the format it is?
> Are there any tools to edit that file? I'm using the catalyst 5000 switch.
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