VLAN (802.1Q) is operational only in bridge mode.
The RF interface operates in VLAN "Tagged" mode only.
Untagged: Devices on this interface are not using VLAN tags. Incoming (ingress) packets are tagged with the port VLAN ID (PVID). VLAN tags are removed on outgoing (Egress) packets. See the "Advanced Settings" section for more options.
Tagged: Devices on this interface are using VLAN tags. Incoming (ingress) packets are forwarded with their VLAN ID. Outgoing (Egress) packets are also keeping their VLAN tags. See the "Advanced Settings" section for more options.
Set the port VLAN ID (PVID)
This parameter is only active when the "Management VLAN" parameter is enabled (see "Home -> Basic Settings") and the Viper is operating in bridge mode. User can access the internal applications of the Viper (HTTP, FTP, Command Shell) through this port if "Member of Management VLAN" is enabled. This is true only for ports of type "Tagged". Ports of type "Untagged" can always access the internal functions of the Viper (HTTP, FTP, Command Shell).
This parameter is only active when the Viper is operating in router mode and VLAN is enabled. Disable "Member of Management VLAN" when you dont want external applications to access internall applications using the IP address (and PVID if set) of this interface.
Change the advanced settings (the default actions are highlighted).
Untagged (The packet has no VLAN ID tag) |
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VID=0 (The packet has a VLAN ID set to 0) |
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VID=PVID (The packet has a VLAN ID equal to the PVID) |
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VID!=PVID (The packet has a VLAN ID not equal to the PVID and the packets VLAN ID is in the VLAN Member Table) |
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VID!=PVID (The packet has a VLAN ID not equal to the PVID and the packets VLAN ID is not in the VLAN Member Table) |
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Untagged (The packet has no VLAN ID tag) |
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VID=0 (The packet has a VLAN ID set to 0) |
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VID=PVID (The packet has a VLAN ID equal to the PVID) |
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VID!=PVID (The packet has a VLAN ID not equal to the PVID and the packets VLAN ID is in the VLAN Member Table) |
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VID!=PVID (The packet has a VLAN ID not equal to the PVID and the packets VLAN ID is not in the VLAN Member Table) |
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