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How to remove a port from a VLan on an HP ProCurve 2910al-48g
Hello:
This is a basic question but I have not spare switches to test with and the documentation that I have found online has not helped me yet. I am trying to remove port 2 from a Wifi VLan and then assign port to the another VLan on the switch.
A "show config' results in the following information:
vlan 1
name "DEFAULT_VLAN"
untagged 5-46,48
ip address 172.XX.X.249 255.255.255.0
no untagged 1-4,47
exit
vlan 101
name "Milwaukee_Voice"
untagged 3-4
qos priority 5
ip address 172.XX.X.254 255.255.255.0
exit
vlan 50
name "Guest_Wirless"
untagged 2
no ip address
exit
I entered the following command to remove the port 2 from VLan 101.:
-DIST-48G-1-254(vlan-50)# no untagged 2
Port(s) 2 orphaned (not member(s) of any VLAN). Operation failed.
DIST-48G-1-254(vlan-50)#
Should I just add port 2 to another VLan by typing
>untagged 2<enter>
This is a basic question but I have not spare switches to test with and the documentation that I have found online has not helped me yet. I am trying to remove port 2 from a Wifi VLan and then assign port to the another VLan on the switch.
A "show config' results in the following information:
vlan 1
name "DEFAULT_VLAN"
untagged 5-46,48
ip address 172.XX.X.249 255.255.255.0
no untagged 1-4,47
exit
vlan 101
name "Milwaukee_Voice"
untagged 3-4
qos priority 5
ip address 172.XX.X.254 255.255.255.0
exit
vlan 50
name "Guest_Wirless"
untagged 2
no ip address
exit
I entered the following command to remove the port 2 from VLan 101.:
-DIST-48G-1-254(vlan-50)# no untagged 2
Port(s) 2 orphaned (not member(s) of any VLAN). Operation failed.
DIST-48G-1-254(vlan-50)#
Should I just add port 2 to another VLan by typing
>untagged 2<enter>
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So if I want to add port 2 to the Voicemail VLan (VLan id = 101)
>show config<enter>
>vlan 101 untagged 2<enter>
Then run "show running-config"<enter> to verify. Then after you verify the changes.
>write memory<enter>
Is that correct?
>show config<enter>
>vlan 101 untagged 2<enter>
Then run "show running-config"<enter> to verify. Then after you verify the changes.
>write memory<enter>
Is that correct?
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OK, I will try it out.
For some reason I thought that if a VLAN (like VLAN 101 for example) already had ports 3, 4 in it, and one needed to add port #2 to it, then one needed to type a command:
vlan 101 untagged 2-4<enter>
But if that is not the case and one can just add additional ports without mentioning the already existing ports that you do not want to move then than makes things easier. I will give it a shot with the command.
For some reason I thought that if a VLAN (like VLAN 101 for example) already had ports 3, 4 in it, and one needed to add port #2 to it, then one needed to type a command:
vlan 101 untagged 2-4<enter>
But if that is not the case and one can just add additional ports without mentioning the already existing ports that you do not want to move then than makes things easier. I will give it a shot with the command.
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page 17, one can try this:
Enter the following commands:
HP6208-A(config-vlan-4)#
HP6208-A(config-vlan-4)# no untag ethernet 11
deleted port ethe 11 from port-vlan 4.
HP6208-A(config-vlan-4)#
According to http://archive.openflow.org/wk/index.php/Configuring_HP_Procurve#VLAN_Configuration
Add port(s) to the VLAN:
vlan <vlan_id> untagged <ports>
Remove VLAN from port(s) (must be tied to another VLAN):
vlan <vlan_id> untagged <ports>