FILE NAME:    vlan_init-1.0.1-1.linux.rpm

TITLE:        HP Initialization and Configuration file for VLAN

VERSION:      1.0.1

LANGUAGE:     English

CATEGORY:     Software Solutions

DIVISIONS:    Enterprise and Mainstream Servers

PRODUCTS AFFECTED:
      HP NC150T PCI 4-Port Gigabit Combo Switch Adapter (bcm5700)
      HP NC310F PCI-X Gigabit Server Adapter  (e1000)
      HP NC320T PCI Express Gigabit Server Adapter (bcm5700)
      HP NC1020 Fast Ethernet Adapter   (bcm5700)
      HP NC3120 Fast Ethernet Adapter   (e100)
      HP NC3122 Fast Ethernet Adapter   (e100)
      HP NC3123 Fast Ethernet Adapter   (e100)
      HP NC3131 Fast Ethernet Adapter   (e100)
      HP NC3132 Fast Ethernet Adapter   (e100)
      HP NC3133 Fast Ethernet Adapter   (e100)
      HP NC3134 Fast Ethernet Adapter   (e100)
      HP NC3135 Fast Ethernet Adapter   (e100)
      HP NC3163 Fast Ethernet Adapter   (e100)
      HP NC6132 Gigabit Server Adapter  (e1000)
      HP NC6133 Gigabit Server Adapter  (e1000)
      HP NC6134 Gigabit Server Adapter  (e1000)
      HP NC6136 Gigabit Server Adapter  (e1000)
      HP NC6170 Gigabit Server Adapter  (e1000)
      HP NC7131 Gigabit Server Adapter  (e1000)
      HP NC7132 Gigabit Server Adapter  (e1000)
      HP NC7170 Gigabit Server Adapter  (e1000)
      HP NC6770 Gigabit Server Adapter  (bcm5700)
      HP NC7760 Gigabit Server Adapter  (bcm5700)
      HP NC7761 Gigabit Server Adapter  (bcm5700)
      HP NC7770 Gigabit Server Adapter  (bcm5700)
      HP NC7771 Gigabit Server Adapter  (bcm5700)
      HP NC7780 Gigabit Server Adapter  (bcm5700)
      HP NC7781 Gigabit Server Adapter  (bcm5700)
      HP NC7782 Gigabit Server Adapter  (bcm5700)

OPERATING SYSTEM:
      Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 for AMD64
      Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 for x86

PREREQUISITES:  ProLiant server supporting one of the above operating systems
                256MB RAM minimum
                Latest HP system ROM
                bcm5700 driver version 7.3.5d
                e100 driver version 3.1.4a
                e1000 driver version 5.4.11a

      NOTE: Visit the following URL to upgrade the ROM
            http://h18000.www1.hp.com/support/files

EFFECTIVE DATE: 01/05/2005

SUPERSEDES:     none (Initial file)

DESCRIPTION:    This RPM contains the init and configuration files for
                vlan driver, which allows to configure virtual LANs with 
                ProLiant NICs running under Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4.

ENHANCEMENTS/FIXES:
      - None


Table of Contents
=================
  Introduction
  Packaging
  Installing the RPM Package
  VLAN Configuration
  Uninstalling the RPM Package
             

Introduction
============
This package provides a vlan and vlan.conf file to configure
8021.q VLAN at startup for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4.
After installation,additional information can be found in the  
vlan_init.txt file located at:

/usr/share/doc/vlan_init-1.0.1/vlan_init.txt

The References section in vlan_init.txt provides many useful articles on
VLANs and possible configurations of VLANs.

Packaging
=========
The driver is released in RPM format. The file name for the
package is vlan_init-<version>.linux.rpm. 

Installing the RPM Package
=============================
1. Check for the existence of a current version of the vlan_init package as
   follows:

        # rpm -q vlan_init

        If an old version of the package exists the RPM package should be
        removed.

        # rpm -e vlan_init

        Verify that the old vlan_init package has been removed as follows:

        # rpm -q vlan_init

2. Install the RPM source package.

   # rpm -ivh vlan_init-<version>.linux.rpm


VLAN Configuration
==================
   The VLAN driver can be configured either as a stand-alone adapter or
   with a team of adapters using the Bonding driver.

   Refer to the "VLAN Configuration (stand-alone adapters)"
   section in vlan_init.txt for details on how to setup VLANs with stand
   alone adapters.

   Refer to the "VLAN configuration (teamed with Bonding driver)"
   section in vlan_init.txt for details on how to setup VLANs in a teamed 
   environment using the Bonding driver.

Uninstalling the RPM Package
============================
 
The following command will uninstall the vlan RPM.
 
     # rpm -e vlan_init

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