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The set system inband enable command is used to enable or disable the inband management function for all the L3 VLAN interfaces in the default VRF.


Command Syntax

set system inband enable <true | false>


Parameter

Parameter

Description

enable <true | false>

Enables or disables the inband management function for all the L3 VLAN interfaces in the default VRF. The value could be true or false.

  •    true: enables the inband management function for all the L3 VLAN interfaces in the default VRF.
  •    false: disables the inband management function for all the L3 VLAN interfaces in the default VRF.

By default, inband management function is disabled.


Usage Guidelines

By default, the user cannot remotely log in and manage the switch through a L3 VLAN interface. You can enable the inband management function by setting set system inband enable true to perform the SSH, TELNET, SNMP, and HTTP services through any one of the L3 VLAN interfaces in the default VRF. The L3 VLAN interface with the inband management function enabled can transmit both management traffic and data plane traffic.

If you do not want to enable the inband management function for all the L3 VLAN interfaces in the default VRF, but only on specified VLAN interfaces, you can use the set system inband vlan-interface <vlan-interface> command along with the setting set system inband enable false.

NOTE:

This command only works on the L3 VLAN interfaces in the default VRF. If a VLAN interface has been set as an inband management port, it cannot be bound to other user-defined VRFs.


Example

  •   Enable the inband management function for all the L3 VLAN interfaces in the default VRF.


admin@XorPlus# set system inband enable true
admin@XorPlus# commit 
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