| 2018-11-08 01:57:54 |
Mike Pontillo |
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After installing a new MAAS, I noticed that an untagged VLAN MAAS had detected in fabric-1 was actually a tagged VLAN in fabric-0.
I moved the VLAN to the correct fabric, but the VLAN showed up as "100 (Default VLAN)".
I then attempted to delete the VLAN name so it would simply show up as "100", but this caused the VLAN's name to revert to "Default VLAN". |
After installing a new MAAS, I noticed that an untagged VLAN MAAS had detected in fabric-1 was actually a tagged VLAN in fabric-0.
I moved the VLAN to the correct fabric, but the VLAN showed up as "100 (Default VLAN)".
I then attempted to delete the VLAN name so it would simply show up as "100", but this caused the VLAN's name to revert to "Default VLAN".
Expected behavior: clearing out the name of the VLAN and then saving it should cause the VLAN's name to be unset. |
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