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| Many of the column headings are the same as for the ADSL case. In the Ethernet case, there is obviously no need for any ATM values. | Many of the column headings are the same as for the ADSL case. In the Ethernet case, there is obviously no need for any ATM values. | ||
| Instead, there is two columns to the far right of the page named //VLAN Id// and //PCP//. | Instead, there is two columns to the far right of the page named //VLAN Id// and //PCP//. | ||
| - | (IX68 and older versions of IX78 may not support the VLAN tagging, having no such column. One can also check the Help: Device Information from the top menu, under the “Hardware” box the switch chip type should be IP175D to support VLANs.) | + | (older versions of Internet Gate may not support the VLAN tagging, having no such column. One can also check the Help: Device Information from the top menu, under the “Hardware” box the switch chip type should be IP175D to support VLANs.) |
| The VLAN (Virtual LAN, Virtual Local Area Network) tagging according to specification IEEE Std 802.1Q is a way to let logical groups of stations communicate as if they were on the same LAN. | The VLAN (Virtual LAN, Virtual Local Area Network) tagging according to specification IEEE Std 802.1Q is a way to let logical groups of stations communicate as if they were on the same LAN. | ||
