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-**This is all a bit of out date now**
-To use Tardis' vlan switch, you must "telnet 192.168.1.2" from davison (the router) and login with the username 'manager'.
-You probably won't need the switch for anything other than adding and removing machines from vlans, so...
-<code> Menu options: --------------3Com SuperStack II Switch 1100--------------
-  bridge             - Administer bridging/VLANS
-  ethernet           - Administer Ethernet ports
-  feature            - Administer system features
-  ip                 - Administer IP
-  logout             - Logout of the Command Line Interface
-  snmp               - Administer SNMP
-  system             - Administer system-level functions
-</code>
-Hitting 'b'
-<code> Menu options: --------------3Com SuperStack II Switch 1100--------------
-  agingTime          - Set the bridge address aging time
-  display            - Display bridge information
-  multicastFiltering - Administer multicast filtering
-  port               - Administer bridge ports
-  stpForwardDelay    - Set the bridge Spanning Tree forward delay
-  stpHelloTime       - Set the bridge Spanning Tree hello timer
-  stpMaxAge          - Set the bridge Spanning Tree maximum age
-  stpPriority        - Set the Spanning Tree bridge Priority
-  stpState           - Enable/Disable Spanning Tree on a bridge
-  vlan               - Administer VLANs
-</code>
-and then 'v'
-<code> Menu options: --------------3Com SuperStack II Switch 1100--------------
-  addPort            - Add a port to a VLAN
-  create             - Create a VLAN
-  delete             - Delete a VLAN
-  detail             - Display detail information
-  modify             - Modify a VLAN
-  removePort         - Remove a port from a VLAN
-  summary            - Display summary information
-</code>
-brings you to the vlan menu. From here things are pretty obvious, 'sum all' lists descriptions of our current vlans, 'det ' then details which physical ports on the switch are enabled for that vlanID.
-Other useful stuff on the switch includes various stat functions under 'ethernet' in the main menu, and 'password' and 'reset' under 'system' in the main menu.
-//pasted from http://www.tardis.ed.ac.uk/admin/net/vlanswitch.html''//