Ports will need to be assigned to the newly created VLANs for them to be used.  To move a port from VLAN 1 to another VLAN  you can follow the sample configuration below. This configuration assumes that the VLAN has already been created in the VLAN Database. console>enable console#configure console(config)#interface ethernet 1/g1 console(config-if)#switchport mode access (this command is not needed if the port is already in access mode) console(config-if)#switchport access vlan  console(config-if)#end console#show vlan console#show running-config console#copy running-config startup-config
Hi AllWe have Dell PowerEdge 6220 switches.Currently, vlans have been added using the following method:vlan databasevlan exitinterface vlan name exitinterface ethernet 1/g1switchport mode trunkswitchport trunk allowed vlan add exitI need to add further vlans onto the switches.What I want to know is whether the second step of:interface vlan name exitis necessary to allow me to add the new vlans to the interface(s)? I'm not interested in naming the vlans but don't know if it is necessary to declare "interface vlan " to enable me to add the vlan to the interface(s). I'd rather not do this as I need to add approximately a 100 vlans and there is no real benefit from naming them for our setup.Thanks in advance!John
Adding a vlan to a 6220 switch: Configuration Query