IEEE DRAFT 802.1V : 200D5

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1 Overview
2 References
3 Definitions
      3.21 Protocol Template
      3.22 Protocol Group Identifier
      3.23 Protocol Group Database
4 Abbreviations
5 Conformance
      5.1 Static conformance requirements
      5.2 Options
      5.3 Protocol Implementation Conformance Statement
             (PICS)
      5.4 MAC-specific bridging methods
6 Architectural overview
      6.1 Configuration
      6.2 Distribution of configuration information
      6.3 Relay
      6.4 Filtering Database architecture
      6.5 VLAN classification
      6.6 Rules for tagging frames
      6.7 Spanning Tree
7 Support of the MAC Service in VLANs
8 Principles of operation
      8.1 Bridge operation
      8.2 Bridge architecture
      8.3 Model of operation
      8.4 Port States, Port parameters, Active Ports, and
             the active topology
      8.5 Frame reception
      8.6 The ingress rules
      8.7 The Forwarding Process
      8.8 The egress rules
      8.9 Frame transmission
      8.10 The Learning Process
      8.11 The Filtering Database
      8.12 Bridge Protocol Entity and GARP Protocol
             Entities
      8.13 Bridge Management
      8.14 Addressing
9 Tagged frame format
      9.1 Overview
      9.2 Transmission and representation of octets
      9.3 Structure of the tag header
10 Use of GMRP in VLANs
11 VLAN topology management
      11.1 Static and dynamic VLAN configuration
      11.2 GARP VLAN Registration Protocol
      11.3 Conformance to GVRP
      11.4 Procedural model
12 VLAN Bridge Management
      12.1 Management functions
      12.2 Managed objects
      12.3 Data types
      12.4 Bridge Management Entity
      12.5 MAC entities
      12.6 Forwarding process
      12.7 Filtering Database
      12.8 Bridge Protocol Entity
      12.9 GARP Entities
      12.10 Bridge VLAN managed objects
Annex A
      A.1 - Introduction
      A.2 - Abbreviations and special symbols
      A.3 - Instructions for completing the PICS proforma
      A.4 - PICS proforma for IEEE Draft P802.1v/D5
      A.5 - Major capabilities and options
      A.6 - Relay and filtering of frames
      A.7 - Maintenance of filtering entries in the Filtering
            Database
      A.8 - Addressing
      A.9 - Spanning Tree Algorithm
      A.10 - Bridge Management
      A.11 - Performance
      A.12 - GARP and GMRP
      A.13 - VLAN support
Annex B
Annex C
Annex D
      D.1 - Basic VLAN concepts
      D.2 - Relationship of other VLAN styles to with the
            Port-based VLAN model
      D.3 - Example configurations for the Port-and-protocol-
            based VLAN model
Annex E - Interoperability considerations
      E.1 - Requirements for interoperability
      E.2 - Homogenous 802.1Q Bridged LANs
      E.3 - Heterogeneous Bridged LANs: intermixing ISO/IEC
            15802-3 (D) and 802.1Q (Q) Bridges
      E.4 - Heterogeneous Bridged LANs: intermixing ISO/IEC
            11802-5 and 802.1Q Bridges
      E.5 - Heterogeneous Bridged LANs: intermixing 802.1Q
            Bridges with ISO/IEC 15802-3 Bridges
      E.6 - Intermixing Port-based classification and Port-
            and-Protocol-based classification or future
            enhancements in 802.1Q Version 1.0 Bridges with
            future 802.1Q Bridges
Annex F - Frame translation considerations
Figure 8-8 - Example of operation of port-and-protocol based
             classification
Figure D-1 - Port-based VLANs
Figure D-2 - Example of control down to the individual
             protocol level
Figure E-4 - Interoperability between Q versions 1 and 2
             Port-based and Port-and-Protocol-based
             classification