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MelBel

IS-IT--Management
Jan 9, 2006
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Hi,
I am using a 3524 now. I am trying to create a Vlan,
but when I went to global configuration, and typed vlan 900.
it said,
What is the problem?
thanks.
mel

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3524XL(config)#vlan 900
^
% Invalid input detected at '^' marker.

3524XL(config)#

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Try starting with enable mode, then typing vlan database. This will give you a new prompt. Then type vlan 900. Then type apply. When you are finished hit Ctrl-Z.
 
Just for clarity, the command you've stipulated is actually correct in creating a VLAN on some of the newer Cisco switches (2950, 3750 etc).

e.g.

C3750G-24T(config)#vtp domain cisco
C3750G-24T(config)#vtp mode server
C3750G-24T(config)#vlan 2
C3750G-24T(config-vlan)#name USER_VLAN
C3750G-24T(config-vlan)#exit
C3750G-24T(config)#vlan 3
C3750G-24T(config-vlan)#name SERVER_VLAN
C3750G-24T(config-vlan)#exit
C3750G-24T(config)#vlan 10
C3750G-24T(config-vlan)#name MANAGEMENT


As the previous poster said, on these older switches you need to use the vlan database command and create them in there.
 
At the prompt type "vlan database" , enter . Type vlan xx ,where XX is the vlan you want to create ,enter . Type exit , then do your "show vlan " command and it should show.
 
thanks in advance.

Can I tell whether a fiber cable is LH/LX/SX, by any phisical features, such as color or any identity?

thanks,

M.
 
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