Hi Bill,
Sounds like a dream come through.. :-)
Jakob Peterhänsel
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On 26/07/2007, at 0.00, William W. Fisher wrote:
Jakob Peterhänsel wrote:
On 24/07/2007, at 22.59, Janice Losgar wrote:
* VLAN is displayed in the Status Window for an interface and
can
also
be displayed in the network label.
Nice to see some VLAN data getting into IM!
It seems, though, that it's only showing the first VLAN, and that
is in
99.9% of the time, vlan 1.. :-(
We're showing the native vlan for the interface, that is, the
default vlan for untagged traffic.
Would it be possible to make a vlan list?
Cisco IOS style would be ok:
vlan: 1-10,23,25-50 ....
Yes, would it be useful to delineate the tagged vlans in parentheses?
For example, here's what I'm thinking, where 1 is the native vlan:
Vlans: 1 (2-10,23,25-50) [802.1q]
In cases, where untagged traffic is disabled, the 1 would change to
None. In cases where tagged traffic is disabled or
there are no more vlans:
Vlans: 1
Also, would it be possible to show what VLAN mode it's in? Trunk,
and if
it's .1Q or legacy.. ?
We have the encapsulation type, 802.1 or ISL. So, the status window
could look like this:
Vlans: 1 (2-10,23,25-50) [802.1q]
or
Vlans: 1 (2-10,23,25-50) [ISL]
What do you think?
Regards,
Bill Fisher
Dartware, LLC
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