Znyx Networks bh5700 - Manual (Page 204)

zre1=untag1;
If port 0 is also a member of VLAN 100, packets for VLAN 100 are sent from this port with a
VLAN tag as part of their header.
In the next example, the switch ports 10, 11, and trunk 2 are configured as untagged members of
VLAN 100.
zre10,zre11,zrl2=untag100;
This statement is equivalent to the following three lines:
zre10=untag100;
zre11=untag100;
zrl2=untag100;
In the examples above, since port interfaces can only be untagged for one VLAN group, zre1
cannot also be untagged for VLAN 100. A port or trunk can be a member of multiple VLANs but
can only be designated untagged on one VLAN.
WILDCARDS
Wild card characters can be included to simplify the process of creating larger, more complex
configurations. Wild card characters for zconfig include:
, (comma) Use for creating lists
.. (dot-dot) Specifies an inclusive range
+ (plus) Specifies auto-incrementing
Below are some examples for the correct usage of the comma (,) and dot-dot (..). Each line below
produces the same results:
zhp0: vlan1 = zre1, zre2, zre3, zre4;
zhp0: vlan1 = zre1..4;
zhp0: vlan1 = zre1, zre2..4;
zhp0: vlan1 = zre1..2, zre3..4;
The following examples create multiple VLAN groups using a single statement. A list of network
interface names are followed by a colon (:) and a list of VLAN actions which are followed by an
equal sign (=) and a port list. Each VLAN group is created in turn, along with the corresponding
network interface, and all ports listed after the equal sign are included in each group.
Ethernet Switch Blade User's Guide release 3.2.2j page 204