I don't know about 4097, but 4096 is what you used to tag on a vswitch port to pass a full copy of your uplink port to a VM (i.e. to pass all tagged vlans). It would be the same as configuring a dvportgroup of type 'vlan trunk' and setting '0-4096' in the 'vlans' field.
Cheers, DG On Mon, 6 May 2024 at 22:13, Brian :: via observium < observium@lists.observium.org> wrote: > They're special broadcom tags for letting you know your network belongs to > them. > > On Mon 6 May 2024, 1:08 PM grendel--- via observium, < > observium@lists.observium.org> wrote: > >> Observium 23.9.13005 Community Edition >> >> shows under PORTS --> VLANs >> two VLAN which are out of IEEE 802.1Q Range (0-4095) >> >> VLAN ID VLAN Name >> 4096 vlan4096 31 >> 4097 VLAN 4097 >> >> after klicking on the VLAN Names >> it shows for both VLAN-Names all LAN Connects of our VMWare ESXi Hosts >> >> we got 2 older ESXi Hosts (v6 level) >> and 4 new ESXi Hosts (v8 level) >> >> an of course NO ESXi has a VLAN ID 4096/4097 >> >> Is this some kind of misinterpretation? >> _______________________________________________ >> observium mailing list -- observium@lists.observium.org >> To unsubscribe send an email to observium-le...@lists.observium.org >> > _______________________________________________ > observium mailing list -- observium@lists.observium.org > To unsubscribe send an email to observium-le...@lists.observium.org >
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