faysalji Lv3Posted 08 May 2023 14:10
  

In the "edit application control policy" section, you are typically configuring policies related to network traffic and application control. However, the specific options and terminology may vary depending on the network equipment or software you are using.

To configure inter-VLAN communication between VLAN1 and VLAN10, you will typically need to perform the following steps:

Access the application control policy settings: Log in to the management interface of your network equipment or software that handles application control policies.

Locate the VLAN settings: Navigate to the section or menu that allows you to configure VLAN-specific policies or rules.

Define the VLANs: Verify that VLAN1 and VLAN10 are properly defined and configured in the VLAN settings. Ensure that the correct VLAN IDs and associated ports are assigned to each VLAN.

Configure inter-VLAN communication: Within the application control policy settings, look for options related to inter-VLAN communication or VLAN routing. Enable the appropriate rules or policies to allow traffic between VLAN1 and VLAN10.

Apply and save the changes: Once you have configured the necessary settings, apply the changes and save the configuration.

Please note that the exact steps and terminology may differ based on the specific network equipment or software you are using. It is recommended to consult the documentation or user guide provided by the equipment manufacturer or software vendor for detailed instructions on configuring inter-VLAN communication and application control policies in your specific environment.

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