Plasma Cloud allows you to assign one default VLAN and/or up to several allowed VLANs to each individual Switch port (to learn more about default and allowed VLANs, please check out this article).
Note: Plasma Cloud Switches are pre-configured with the management VLAN as default VLAN on all ports to provide a plug & play experience, thus all untagged traffic can go in and out of every port. This ensures that your Switches can successfully connect to the Internet and to the Plasma Cloud console out of the box.
To configure a VLAN on a Switch port, you need to:
- Log into the Plasma Cloud console;
- Select the Organisation and Network containing your Switch of interest from the top right menu;
- Navigate to Switches in the main menu on the left;
- Identify the Switch you want to configure from the Switches table and click on it;
- You will be presented with another page with three tabs. Select the VLAN Settings tab;
- Select the VLAN you wish to assign to a port or group of ports from the drop-down menu, or create a new VLAN using the + button next to it;
- Select the state you wish to apply to this VLAN by clicking on either the Default VLAN (blue) or Allowed VLAN (pink) radio button;
- Select the ports you want to assign this VLAN to. You have the option to click on individual ports in the Switch graphic; select/deselect all ports using the provided buttons, or click-and-drag a group of ports. The selected ports will then become either blue or pink, depending on the VLAN state you selected in the previous step.
You may repeat steps 6. - 8. as many times as needed.
- Once you have configured all ports according to your needs, click on the Save button.
Note: You can use the VLAN settings page to get an overview over the VLANs assigned to your Switch ports. Simply select a VLAN from the drop-down menu to visualize the ports using this particular VLAN. Pink ports indicate allowed VLANs, while ports using the selected VLAN as default VLAN are depicted in blue.
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