Can a Traffic Policy Be Configured in a Super-VLAN or Sub-VLAN to Make the Traff

Created: Apr 7, 2016 12:17:34Latest reply: Apr 8, 2016 02:29:35 1087 1 0 0 0

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Can a Traffic Policy Be Configured in a Super-VLAN or Sub-VLAN to Make the Traffic Policy Take Effect?

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jack_6 Created Apr 8, 2016 02:29:35

The packets received and sent by the switch configured with VLAN aggregation carry sub-VLAN tags but not super-VLAN tags, so a traffic policy must be configured in all sub-VLANs of a super-VLAN. A traffic policy in the super-VLAN does not take effect.

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