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1. Configure the physical interface, LAG, or vLAG as a port-profile port.
switch(if-te-2/0/1)# port-profile-port
2. Create and configure a new port-profile name.
switch# configure terminal
Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z.
switch(config)# port-profile vm1-port-profile
switch(config-port-profile-vm1-port-profile)# vlan-profile
switch(config-pp-vlan)# switchport
switch(config-pp-vlan)# switchport mode trunk
switch(config-pp-vlan)# switchport trunk native-vlan 300
switch(config-pp-vlan)# switchport trunk allowed vlan add 300
3. Exit VLAN profile configuration mode.
switch(config-pp-vlan)# exit
4. Activate the profile.
switch(config)# port-profile vm1-port-profile activate
5. Associate the profile to the MAC address for each host.
switch(config)# port-profile vm1-port-profile static 0050.56bf.0001
switch(config)# port-profile vm1-port-profile static 0050.56bf.0002
switch(config)# port-profile vm1-port-profile static 0050.56bf.0003
switch(config)# port-profile vm1-port-profile static 0050.56bf.0004
switch(config)# port-profile vm1-port-profile static 0050.56bf.0005
Configuring VLAN profiles
The VLAN profile defines the VLAN membership of the overall port-profile, which includes both the
tagged and untagged VLANs.
NOTE
Private VLAN port mode commands are not available for AMPP VLAN profiles.
To configure the VLAN profile, perform the following steps in global configuration mode.
1. AMPP profiles cannot be modified while active. De-activate the port-profile before modifying the
VLAN profile.
switch(config)# no port-profile vm1-port-profile activate
2. Enter VLAN profile configuration mode.
switch(config)# port-profile vm1-port-profile
switch(config-port-profile-vm1-port-profile)# vlan-profile
3. Use the switchport command to change the mode to Layer 2 and set the switching characteristics
to the defaults.
switch(config-pp-vlan)# switchport
4. Access the VLAN profile mode for the correct VLAN.
switch(config-pp-vlan)# switchport access vlan 200
5. Enter trunk configuration mode.
switch(config-pp-vlan)# switchport mode trunk
6. Configure the trunk mode for the allowed VLAN IDs.
switch(config-pp-vlan)# switchport trunk allowed vlan add 10, 20, 30-40
7. Configure the trunk mode to be a native VLAN.
switch(config-pp-vlan)# switchport trunk native-vlan 300
8. Exit VLAN profile configuration mode.
switch(config-pp-vlan)# exit
9. Activate the profile.
switch(config)# port-profile vm1-port-profile activate
10.Associate the profile to the MAC address for each host.
switch(config)# port-profile vm1-port-profile static 0050.56bf.0001
switch(config)# port-profile vm1-port-profile static 0050.56bf.0002
switch(config)# port-profile vm1-port-profile static 0050.56bf.0003
switch(config)# port-profile vm1-port-profile static 0050.56bf.0004
switch(config)# port-profile vm1-port-profile static 0050.56bf.0005
Configuring VLAN profiles
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- Network OS 1
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- Document conventions 19
- Notes, cautions, and warnings 20
- Brocade resources 21
- Document feedback 22
- About This Document 23
- What’s new in this document 24
- Related documents 24
- Technology 27
- Automation 29
- Distributed intelligence 30
- Logical chassis 31
- Ethernet fabric formation 32
- Principal RBridge election 33
- Topology and scaling 37
- Ring topology 38
- Full mesh topology 38
- Using the Network OS CLI 41
- Network OS CLI command modes 42
- Basic Switch Management 47
- Telnet and SSH overview 48
- Feature support for Telnet 49
- Feature support for SSH 49
- Lights-out management 53
- Switch attributes 54
- Switch types 54
- Operational modes 55
- Fabric cluster mode 57
- Modular platform basics 58
- Management modules 59
- Supported interface modes 60
- Connecting to a switch 61
- Telnet services 62
- Connecting with SSH 64
- Deleting an SSH public key 65
- Shutting down the SSH service 65
- Using the management VRF 66
- Configuring a switch banner 70
- Configuring switch attributes 71
- Viewing switch types 72
- Displaying switch interfaces 82
- Replacing a line card 84
- Configuring high availability 85
- Rebooting a switch 86
- Troubleshooting switches 87
- Logging error messages 89
- Configuring hardware profiles 90
- Brocade support for Openstack 94
- Using Network Time Protocol 97
- Configuring NTP 98
- Configuration Management 101
- Default configuration 102
- Startup configuration 102
- Running configuration 102
- Displaying configurations 103
- Saving configuration changes 103
- Backing up configurations 104
- Configuration restoration 105
- Managing flash files 109
- Firmware management overview 111
- Connecting to the switch 114
- Tested topology 123
- FIGURE 15 Tested topology 124
- Maintaining the VCS Fabric 129
- Understanding traffic outages 130
- Configuring SNMP 133
- Basic SNMP operation 134
- Understanding MIBs 134
- Brocade MIB structure 135
- Access to MIB variables 135
- Brocade MIBs 136
- Agent Capability MIBs 136
- Standard MIBs 137
- MIB loading order 137
- SNMP configuration 139
- Configuring SNMP server hosts 140
- Removing the SNMP server host 141
- Fabric overview 145
- How RBridges work 146
- Neighbor discovery 146
- Brocade trunks 147
- Fabric formation 147
- Fabric routing protocol 148
- Configuring fabric interfaces 150
- Disabling a fabric ISL 151
- Enabling a fabric trunk 151
- Disabling a fabric trunk 151
- Configuring priorities 152
- Changing the priority 152
- Configuring Metro VCS 157
- Configuring a Metro VCS port 164
- Administering Zones 167
- LSAN zones 169
- Managing domain IDs 170
- Approaches to zoning 171
- Zone objects 172
- Zoning enforcement 173
- Supported modes for zoning 174
- Supported firmware for zoning 174
- Managing zone aliases 177
- Creating an alias 178
- Deleting an alias 179
- Creating zones 180
- Adding a member to a zone 181
- Removing a member from a zone 181
- Managing zones 182
- Creating a zone configuration 184
- Enabling a zone configuration 185
- Deleting a zone configuration 186
- Merging zones 190
- Zone merging scenarios 192
- Fibre Channel ports overview 199
- Using Fibre Channel commands 200
- Enabling a Fibre Channel port 201
- Using Access Gateway 209
- Access Gateway ports 213
- Port grouping 216
- Requirements 217
- Limitations 217
- Enabling Access Gateway mode 219
- Disabling Access Gateway mode 220
- VF_Port to N_Port mapping 222
- Displaying port mapping 223
- Default port mapping 225
- Configuring port mapping 225
- Port Grouping policy 226
- Naming a port group 229
- Port Grouping policy modes 230
- System Monitor overview 235
- Configuring System Monitor 237
- Setting system thresholds 239
- Configuring e-mail alerts 239
- Threshold Monitor overview 240
- CPU and memory monitoring 241
- SFP monitoring 242
- Security monitoring 244
- Interface monitoring 244
- Configuring Threshold Monitor 245
- Viewing threshold status 246
- Using VMware vCenter 251
- Step 1: Enabling QoS 253
- Step 2: Enabling CDP/LLDP 253
- Discovery timer interval 254
- Configuring Remote Monitoring 257
- Managing User Accounts 261
- Configuring user accounts 262
- Disabling a user account 263
- Deleting a user account 263
- Unlocking a user account 264
- Configuring a user alias 264
- Password policies overview 265
- Password encryption policy 266
- Account lockout policy 266
- Configuring password policies 267
- Creating a password policy 268
- Default roles 269
- User-defined roles 269
- Displaying a role 270
- Creating or modifying a role 270
- Deleting a role 270
- Commonly used roles 270
- Configuring rule processing 274
- Adding a rule 275
- Changing a rule 275
- Deleting a rule 275
- Displaying a rule 276
- Login authentication mode 277
- Conditions for conformance 278
- Authentication and accounting 280
- Authorization 280
- Account password changes 280
- TACACS+ authorization 286
- Enabling login accounting 290
- Enabling command accounting 290
- Disabling accounting 290
- User authentication 294
- Server authentication 294
- Server authorization 295
- FIPS compliance 295
- Configuring LDAP 295
- Deleting LDAP CA certificates 296
- Removing an LDAP server 297
- Shared secret keys 303
- Port security 305
- Setting up secret keys 309
- Creating a defined SCC policy 310
- Modifying the SCC policy 312
- Activating the SCC policy 312
- Removing the SCC Policy 313
- Configuring port security 314
- Edge-loop detection overview 319
- How ELD detects loops 321
- Configuring AMPP 327
- AMPP scalability 329
- AMPP port-profiles 329
- Life of a port-profile 330
- Configuring AMPP profiles 331
- Configuring VLAN profiles 332
- Configuring FCoE profiles 333
- Configuring QoS profiles 333
- Configuring security profiles 334
- Deleting a port-profile-port 334
- Deleting a port-profile 335
- Deleting a sub-profile 335
- Monitoring AMPP profiles 335
- Configuring FCoE interfaces 337
- End-to-end FCoE 338
- FCoE and Layer 2 Ethernet 340
- Layer 2 forwarding 341
- 802.1Q VLAN tagging 342
- Support for Virtual Fabrics 343
- Incoming frame classification 343
- Access control 345
- Trunking 345
- FCoE Initialization Protocol 346
- FIP login 347
- FIP logout 347
- Name server operation 348
- Local ENode configuration 348
- FCoE queuing 349
- FCoE interface configuration 350
- Configuring FCoE over LAG 352
- Configuring 802.1Q VLANs 355
- Creating a VLAN 359
- Enabling STP on a VLAN 359
- Disabling STP on a VLAN 360
- Displaying VLAN information 363
- Private VLANs 364
- Displaying PVLAN information 367
- Configuring a VXLAN Gateway 369
- VXLAN tunnel endpoints 370
- Coordination of activities 371
- Additional commands 374
- Configuring Virtual Fabrics 375
- Virtual Fabrics features 376
- Virtual Fabrics operations 378
- Default Virtual Fabrics state 379
- Feature scalability 380
- Maximum number of VLANs 380
- VLAN virtualization 381
- FIGURE 45 VLAN virtualization 382
- Port-profile domain topology 384
- STP with service VFs 387
- STP-with-service-VFs topology 388
- STP participation 389
- STP tunneling 389
- PVLANs with service VFs 390
- IP over service VFs 390
- Transport VFs 390
- Configuring MAC groups 402
- STP overview 407
- PVST+ and Rapid PVST+ 410
- Configuring basic STP 414
- Configuring RSTP 415
- Configuring MSTP 416
- Configuring PVST+ or R-PVST+ 419
- Specifying bridge parameters 420
- Configuring STP timers 422
- Enabling guard root (DCB) 426
- Specifying a link type (DCB) 428
- Enabling port fast (DCB) 428
- Enabling spanning tree (DCB) 430
- Disabling spanning tree (DCB) 430
- Configuring DiST 431
- Configuring UDLD 433
- Other UDLD-related commands 435
- Configuring Link Aggregation 437
- Dynamic link aggregation 438
- Static link aggregation 438
- Link aggregation setup 439
- Configuring vLAGs 440
- Configuring and managing LACP 444
- Displaying LACP information 446
- Troubleshooting LACP 446
- Configuring LLDP 449
- Priority Flow Control 452
- Configuring and managing LLDP 453
- Resetting LLDP globally 454
- Configuring LLDP profiles 456
- Configuring iSCSI priority 457
- Configuring the iSCSI profile 457
- Configuring ACLs 461
- IP ACL parameters 462
- Configuring and managing ACLs 464
- Modifying MAC ACL rules 467
- Removing a MAC ACL 468
- Creating a standard IP ACL 468
- Creating an extended IP ACL 469
- Configuring QoS 471
- User-priority mapping 472
- Congestion control 472
- Tail drop 473
- CoS thresholds 473
- Ethernet Pause 474
- Ethernet Pause features 475
- 1-Gbps pause negotiation 475
- Multicast rate limiting 476
- BUM storm control 476
- Scheduling 477
- Data Center Bridging QoS 479
- Brocade VCS Fabric QoS 481
- Port-based Policer 482
- Policing parameters 483
- Best practices for Policer 484
- Limitations for Policer 485
- Configuring QoS mappings 488
- Configuring DSCP mappings 490
- Verifying DSCP trust 491
- Creating a DSCP mutation map 491
- Mapping DSCP to-traffic class 497
- Understanding RED profiles 499
- Configuring RED profiles 499
- Configuring FlowControl 500
- Configuring rate limiting 501
- Configuring BUM storm control 501
- Configuring scheduling 502
- Configuring DCB QoS 502
- Configuring policer functions 504
- Policer binding rules 510
- Displaying policy-maps 510
- Auto QoS 511
- Auto QoS for NAS 512
- Auto QoS restrictions 512
- Auto QoS and CEE maps 513
- Enabling Auto QoS for NAS 514
- Disabling Auto QoS for NAS 515
- 802.1x protocol overview 519
- Configuring authentication 520
- Disabling 802.1x globally 523
- Configuring sFlow 525
- Packet counter samples 526
- Flow-based sFlow 527
- Enabling flow-based sFlow 530
- Basic considerations 535
- VLAN considerations 535
- Configuring SPAN 536
- Configuring RSPAN 538
- Configuring SFP Breakout Mode 541
- Breakout mode interfaces 542
- Breakout mode limitations 543
- In-band management overview 551
- IP Route Policy 561
- Configuring IP route policy 562
- IP route management overview 563
- Configuring static routes 564
- Configuring PBR 567
- Policy-Based Routing behavior 568
- Configuring PIM 573
- PIM topologies 574
- PIM Sparse device types 577
- PIM prerequisites 577
- PIM standards conformity 578
- PIM limitations 578
- PIM supportability 578
- Configuring PIM Sparse 580
- Configuring OSPF 583
- OSPF components and roles 584
- Designated routers 585
- OSPF areas 586
- Area range 587
- Totally stubby area 587
- Not-so-stubby area (NSSA) 587
- Virtual links 588
- OSPF over VRF 589
- OSPF in a VCS environment 589
- Configuring an NSSA 592
- Configuring virtual links 593
- Enabling OSPF over VRF 594
- Changing default settings 595
- Disabling OSPF on the router 595
- Disabling OSPF 596
- Configuring VRRP 597
- VRRP multigroup clusters 598
- VRRP/VRRP-E packet behavior 599
- VRRP control packets 600
- Enabling VRRP preemption 604
- VRF overview 609
- Configuring VRF 610
- Enabling VRRP for VRF 611
- Inter-VRF route leaking 612
- Example of Inter-VRF leaking 614
- Configuring BGP 617
- BGP peering 620
- BGP message types 621
- UPDATE message 622
- NOTIFICATION message 622
- BGP attributes 623
- Best-path algorithm 623
- Device ID 625
- Local AS number 625
- IPv4 unicast address family 625
- BGP global mode 626
- Neighbor configuration 626
- Peer groups 628
- Four-byte AS numbers 628
- Route redistribution 628
- Advertised networks 629
- Static networks 629
- Route reflection 629
- Route flap dampening 630
- Default route origination 631
- Multipath load sharing 631
- Next-hop recursion 631
- Route filtering 632
- Using route maps 632
- Matching on a community ACL 637
- Matching on a next-hop device 637
- Matching on a route source 637
- Matching on an interface 638
- Clearing configurations 639
- Configuring IGMP 641
- IGMP snooping scalability 643
- Configuring IGMP snooping 645
- Monitoring IGMP snooping 646
- Network OS Command Reference 647
- Configuring IP DHCP Relay 649
- VRF support 658
- High availability support 660
- CID overview 663
- Critical SEEPROM data 663
- Noncritical SEEPROM data 663
- Troubleshooting procedures 667
- Using information resources 668
- Licensing 669
- Load balancing distribution 670
- FSPF route change 671
- Multicast traffic in vLAG 672
- Failover and vLAG 672
- NIC teaming with vLAG 675
- Selecting the MTU 675
- Avoiding oversubscription 675
- ACL limits issues 676
- AMPP is not working 677
- Verifying the VM MAC address 678
- Panic reboots are continuous 680
- CID card is corrupted 680
- CPU use is unexpectedly high 682
- ENS not working correctly 682
- FCoE devices unable to log in 683
- Verifying TLVs 684
- Verifying the status of ISLs 686
- Verifying LLDP 688
- Checking for CPU overload 688
- Verifying the data path 691
- Start system 699
- Used to reboot the system 699
- Ping fails 705
- RBridge ID is duplicated 706
- SNMP traps are missing 706
- Trunk member not used 707
- Upgrade fails 709
- VCS Fabric cannot be formed 709
- Verifying LACPDUs 710
- Zone does not form correctly 712
- Using Layer 2 traceroute 714
- Using show commands 718
- Using debug commands 720
- Using hardware diagnostics 721
- Viewing routing information 722
- TACACS+ Accounting Exceptions 725
- Antarctica 731
- Atlantic 732
- Australia 733
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