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3-8 AR400 Series Router Software Reference
Software Release 2.6.6
C613-03079-00 REV A
The VLAN Identifier values that have specific meaning are listed in Table 3-3
on page 3-8.
Ethernet packets which contain a VLAN tag are referred to as tagged frames,
and switch ports that transmit tagged frames are referred to as tagged ports.
Ethernet packets which do not contain the VLAN tag are referred to as
untagged frames, and switch ports that transmit untagged frames are referred
to as untagged ports. VLANs can consist of simple logical groupings of
untagged ports, in which the ports receive and transmit untagged packets.
Alternatively, VLANs can contain only tagged ports, or a mixture of tagged
and untagged ports.
Switch ports on the router are VLAN aware. They can accept VLAN tagged
frames, and support the VLAN switching required by such tags. A network
can contain a mixture of VLAN aware devices, for example, other 802.1q-
compatible routers, and VLAN unaware devices, for example, workstations
and legacy devices that do not support VLAN tagging. The router can be
configured to send VLAN tagged or untagged frames on each switch port,
depending on whether the devices connected to the port are VLAN aware. By
assigning a port to two different VLANs, to one as an untagged port and to
another as a tagged port, it is possible for the port to transmit both VLAN
tagged and untagged frames.
A VID is associated with every frame admitted on a switch port. If a frame
arrives on a tagged port, the associated VID is determined from the VLAN tag
the frame had when it arrived. If a frame arrives on an untagged port, it is
associated with the VID of the VLAN for which the incoming port is untagged.
When the router forwards a frame over a tagged port, it adds a VLAN tag to
the frame. When the router forwards the frame over an untagged port, it
transmits the frame as a VLAN untagged frame, not including the VID in the
frame.
CFI 1 bit The Canonical Format Indicator (CFI flag) is used to indicate
whether all MAC address information that may be present
in the MAC data carried by the frame is in canonical format.
VID 12 bits The VLAN Identifier (VID) field uniquely identifies the VLAN
to which the frame belongs.
Table 3-3: Reserved VID values.
VID value
(hexadecimal)
Meaning and use of reserved VID values
0 The null VLAN ID. Indicates that the tag header contains only user
priority information; no VLAN Identifier is present in the frame. This
VID value must not be configured in any Forwarding Database entry,
or used in any management operation. Frames that contain the null
VLAN ID are also known as priority-tagged frames.
1 The default VID value used for classifying frames on ingress through
an untagged switch port.
FFF Reserved for implementation use. This VID value must not be
configured in any Forwarding Database entry, used in any
management operation, or transmitted in a tag header.
Table 3-2: Fields in the Ethernet frame for QoS and VLAN switching.
Field Length Meaning and use
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