VLAN Elements Editor

The VLAN Elements Editor lets you view and configure the VLAN settings for your network. The left panel contains a tree hierarchy showing all of the VLANs that have been modeled in the Extreme Management Center (Management Center) database. The right panel lists the currently defined VLAN models and indicates the number of VLAN Definitions and Port Template Definitions that exist for each model.

When a Port Templates Definition is selected in the left panel, the Port Template Definitions view appears in the right panel. When a VLAN Definition is selected in the left panel, the VLAN Definitions view appears in the right panel. The Default VLAN Model and Default Port Templates allow you to establish default settings to help in configuring the VLANs on your network.

Sample VLAN Elements Editor window

VLAN Elements Editor Window

Left Panel Icons

Icon	Definition	Icon	Definition
	VLAN Elements		VLAN Model
	Port Template Definition		VLAN Definition

Right-click Menus

Several right-click menus are available from a right mouse click on icons in the left panel. The specific menu selections depends on the particular icon selected. The following table describes the available menu selections:

Menu Selection	Definition	Available From
Add VLAN Model	Adds a new VLAN Model under the VLAN folder.	VLAN Elements
Delete VLAN Model	Removes the selected VLAN model from the NetSight database.	VLAN Model
Delete VLAN Port Template	Removes the selected VLAN Port Template from the NetSight database.	VLAN Port Template
Expand/Collapse	Shows/hides sub-groups nested within the selected group.	All VLAN folders
Rename	Highlights the selected item name to allow typing a new name.	VLAN Port Template

Name: Name of the VLAN model.

VLAN Definitions: Number of VLAN definitions defined for the model.

Port Template Definitions: Number of port templates defined for the model.

Table Controls: Console provides table options and tools that let you customize table settings and find, filter, sort, print, and export information in a table. You can access these Table Tools through a right mouse click on a column heading or anywhere in the table body. For more information, see the Table Tools Help topic.

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