Avaya P333R & P333T interVLAN ROuting

[jamoan]

I'm looking for some help in setting up inter VLAN routing. I understand the theory behind this but I've never worked with an Avaya product. Does anyone have a sample config or a link to a sample config. I have looked on the Avaya website but have not found anything
TIA

 

[pthegreat]

goto :

http://www1.avaya.com/enterprise/resourcelibrary/

and select "application notes"

lots of examples!

if you need more help let me know.
regards,
Peter

 

[Nokarro]

Did you have any luck , I am looking for the same example or sample config I do have an P550R and 2*P333R's to play with and get it running.

Regards
Len

 

[adacosta]

I'm currently trying to do something similar. have 3 sets of stacks that uplink into a p332ml fiber switch. What I need to do is setup up some sort of trunking so that any stack can support the same vlan for example stack 1 vlan 2 ports can talk to stack's 3 vlan 2 ports. (hope this makes sense

 

[skibuff]

adacosta,

Log in as root. You can get syntax help at any time by hitting the ?

To set a port as a trunk you type

set port trunk [module/port] dot1q

You can then bind that trunk to all vlans or just the vlans you have configured on the box by typing:

set port vlan-binding-mode [bind-to-all or bind-to-configured]

 

[jamoan]

I was able to resolve this. What I did was in the Routing mode I created an Interface for Vlan 1 and give it an IP address that was valid for vlan 1. While in that interface the important command that binds L2/3 is ip vlan 1
config

Interface VLAN1
ip vlan name vlan1
ip address 10.0.0.1 255.255.248.0
ip vlan 1
Interface VLAN2
ip vlan name vlan2
ip address 10.0.8.1 255.255.248.0
ip vlan 2

I hope that this helps someone