12-4
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)
Router(config)#
svclc

vlan-group

52

100
Related
Topics

•
Assigning
VLAN

Groups

to

the

ACE

Module

Through

Cisco

IOS

Software,

page
12-4

•
Adding
Switched
Virtual
Interfaces

to

the

MSFC,

page
12-5
Assigning
VLAN

Groups

to

the

ACE

Module

Through

Cisco

IOS

Software
The
ACE

module

cannot

receive

t

raffic

from

the

supervisor

engine

unl

ess

you

ass

ign

VLAN

gr

oups

to
it.
To

assign

the

VLAN

groups

to

the

ACE

module

using

Cisco

IOS

software

on

the

supervisor

engine,
use
the

svc

module

command

in

configuration

mode.

The

synt

ax

of

t

his

command

i

s

as

follows:
svc
module

slot_number

vlan-group

group_number_range
The
arguments

ar

e

as

follows:

•
slot_number—Slot
number
where

the

ACE

module
resides.
To

display

slot

numbers

and

the

devices
in
the

chassis,

use

the

show

module

command

in

Exec

mode.

The

ACE

module

appears

as

the
Application
Control

Engine

Module

in

the

Car

d

Type

field.

•
group_number_range—One
or
more

group
numbers
that

are

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
For
example,

to

assign

VLAN

groups

50

and

52

to

the

ACE

module

in

slot

5,

and

VLAN

groups

51

and
52
to

the

ACE

module

in

slot

8,

enter

the

following

commands:
Router(config)#
svc

module

5

vlan-group

50,52
Router(config)#
svc

module

8

vlan-group

51,52
To
view

the

group

configuration

for

t

he

ACE

module

and

t

he

associated

VLANs,

use

the

show

svclc
vlan-group
command.

For

example,

enter

t

he

following

commands:
Router(config)#
exit
Router#
show

svclc

vlan-group
To
view

VLAN

group

numbers

for

all

devices,

use

the

show

svc

module

command.

For

example,

enter
the
following

command:
Router#
show

svc

module
Note
Enter
the
show
vlans

command

in

Exec
mode
from

the

Admin

context
to
display

the

ACE

module
VLANs
that

are

downloaded

from

the

supervisor

engine.
Related
Topics

•
Creating
VLAN

Groups

Using

Cisco

IOS

Software,

page
12-3

•
Adding
Switched
Virtual
Interfaces

to

the

MSFC,

page
12-5