12-3
User
Guide

for

the

Cisco

Application

Networking

Manager

5.2
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Chapter
12






Configuring

Network

Access
Configuring
VLANs

Using

Cisco

IOS

Software

(ACE

Module)
Related
Topics

•
Configuring
Virtual

Context
VLAN
Interfaces,

page
12-6

•
Configuring
Virtual

Context
BVI
Interfaces,

page
12-19

•
Configuring
Gigabit
Ethernet

Interfaces

on

the

ACE

Appliance,

page
12-32

•
Configuring
Port-Channel

Interfaces

for

the

ACE

Appliance,

page
12-35
Configuring
VLANs

Using

Cisco

IOS

Software

(ACE

Module)
To
allow

the

ACE

module

to

receive

traffic

from

the

supervisor

engine

in

the

Catalyst

6500

series

switch
or
Cisco

7600

series

router,

you

must

create

VLAN

groups

on

the

supervisor

engine

and

then

assign

the
groups
to

the

ACE

module.

After

the

VLAN

groups

are

assigned

to

the

ACE

module,

you

can

configure
the
VLAN

interfaces

on

the

ACE

module.

By

default,

all

VLANs

are

allocated

to

the

Admin

context

on
the
ACE

module.
This
section

includes

the

following

topics:

•
Creating
VLAN

Groups

Using

Cisco

IOS

Software

•
Assigning
VLAN

Groups

to

the

ACE

Module

Through

Cisco

IOS

Software

•
Adding
Switched
Virtual
Interfaces

to

the

MSFC
Creating
VLAN

Groups

Using

Cisco

IOS

Software
In
Cisco

IOS

software,

you

can

create

one

or

more

VLAN

groups

and

then

assign

the

groups

to

the

ACE
module.
For

example,

you

can

assign

all

the

VLANs

to

one

group,

create

an

inside

group

and

an

outside
group,
or

cr

eate

a

group

for

each

cus

tomer.
You
cannot

assign

the

same

VLAN

to

multiple

groups;

however,

you

can

assign

up

to

a

maximum

of

16
groups
to

an

ACE.

VLANs

that

you

want

to

assign

to

multiple

ACEs,

for

example,

can

reside

in

a
separate
group

from

VLANs

that

are

unique

to

each

ACE.
To
assign

VLANs

to

a

group

using

Cisco

IOS

software

on

the

supervisor

engine,

use

the

svclc
vlan-group
co

mmand.

The

syntax

of


this

co

mmand

is

as

fo

llows:
svclc
vlan-group

group_number

vlan_range
The
arguments

ar

e

as

follows:

•
group_number—Number
of

t

he

VLAN

group.

•
vlan_range—One
or

more
VLANs
(2

to

1000

and

1025

to

4094)

identified

in
one
of

the

following
ways:

–

A

single

number

(n)

–

A

range

(n-x)
Separate
numbers

or

ranges

by

commas,

as

shown

in

this

example:
5,7-10,13,45-100
For
example,

to

create

three

VLAN

groups,

50

with

a

VLAN

range

of

55

to

57,

51

with

a

VLAN

range
of
75

to

86,

and

52

with

VLAN

100,

enter:
Router(config)#
svclc

vlan-group

50

55-57
Router(config)#
svclc

vlan-group

51

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