Change the default VLAN ID

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  • jmilll
    Hot Shot
    • Feb 2015
    • 11

    Change the default VLAN ID

    Hello,

    I have a switch that is configured correctly for the most part but the default VLAN for data is VLAN 1. I'd like to change the ID # without messing anything up - is that possible? If so - how?
  • tgruber
    Hot Shot
    • Jul 2014
    • 22

    #2
    you would have to create the VLAN you want to use for Data Traffic and then move all the ports out of vlan 1 and into the new Data VLAN... AFAIK there is no other easier possibility... Of course if you were to use IP Addresses on vlan 1, you would also have to move that (together with other L3 features like dhcp relay etc.)
    Another Possibility would be to maybe download the configuration, edit it on your Workstation and then reupload it using the "config network" (instead of config terminal) command - for this to properly work you would have to factory-reset the switch though...

    Cheers

    Thomas

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    • zakabog
      Genius
      • Aug 2014
      • 300

      #3
      Is this switch currently in production or are you configuring a new switch? If it's currently in production you're going to have to do a lot of work to keep the network up while you do this. Otherwise it's pretty simple, just create a new VLAN and add the ports to it, make sure you have a console cable handy when you're doing this so you don't end up locking yourself out.

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      • jmilll
        Hot Shot
        • Feb 2015
        • 11

        #4
        Thanks the switches are in production - the move is complete. I added VLAN 10 set it for mgmt., assigned it to the ports and trunk. removed VLAN 1 from the ports.

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