AS Access User Network Partitioning Configuration

During access user network partitioning, you need to add user ports to VLANs.

In a campus network, you can classify users based on departments and configure same services for the same type of users. AS ports are directly connected to users, so you can add AS ports connected to the same type of users to the same port group. This operation simplifies the port configuration and greatly reduces the configuration workload. When configuring a port group, pay attention to the following:

• When configuring port groups, ensure that the port groups meet the specifications listed in Table 1.

  Table 1 Port group specifications

  Port Group Type	Maximum Number of Port Groups Supported by an SVF System	Restrictions on AS Ports and Port Groups
  Port group directly connected to users	256	V200R009 and earlier versions: Ports on an AS can be added to a maximum of six directly connected user port groups. V200R010 and later versions: Ports on an AS can be added to a maximum of sixteen directly connected user port groups.
  Port group directly connected to APs	1	Ports on an AS can be added to a maximum of one AP connected port group.

• In V200R009 and earlier versions, user ports on each AS can have a maximum of 1 default VLAN, 1 voice VLAN, and 16 allowed VLANs. In V200R010 and later versions, user ports on each AS can have a maximum of 1 default VLAN, 1 voice VLAN, and 32 allowed VLANs.
• In versions earlier than V200R011C10, user ports on an AS cannot be configured as Eth-Trunk member ports. In V200R011C10 or later versions, user ports on an AS can be configured as Eth-Trunk member ports.