From: KK FoK (rgb98a@xxxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Sun Dec 30 2001 - 21:52:00 GMT-3
Not sure how those bridge/ring numbers relate to router configuration.
>
>Four steps are required to configure a VLAN on the 3920:
>
>1) Configure a TrBRF (Name it "VLAN7" if you're trying to create VLAN 7,
>and set the bridge number to what you want)
>
>2) Configure a TrCRF who's parent is VLAN7 (Name it "RING2" if you're
>trying to create Ring 2, and set the ring number to 2)
source-bridge ring-group 100
dlsw local-peer peer-id x.x.x.x
dlsw remote 0 tcp y.y.y.y
One router with Ring 2
interface token0
source-bridge 2 5 100
I suppose 2 is the ring number defined under TrCRF and 5 is the bridge
number defined under TrBRF. The virtual ring 100 has nothing to do with any
nunmber on 3920.
Can someone help clarify ?
>Configure another TrCRF (say, "RING3", ring 3) if you need two rings on
>this
>VLAN
>
>3) Assign ports to VLAN7 Ring 2 and VLAN7 Ring 3 (NOTE: cursor down to the
>VLAN you want, then press [SPACE] to select it, as noted by an asterisk to
>the left, then press [ENTER]; if you forget to press the space bar, you'll
>keep selecting the wrong vlan)
>
>4) Enable Spanning Tree: for TrBRF, set to "IBM"; for TrCRFs, set to
>"IEEE"
>
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