Hi,
> One more question, now I'm trying to put a bridge on top of each of these
> vlan* interfaces so that I can map those to a few physical interfaces. I also
> need several vlans to map to one of the interfaces (tagged).. not sure how to
> do that yet either. Any suggestions with this
One more question, now I'm trying to put a bridge on top of each of these vlan*
interfaces so that I can map those to a few physical interfaces. I also need
several vlans to map to one of the interfaces (tagged).. not sure how to do
that yet either. Any suggestions with this config? When I
Ah thanks! This worked great. I swear I tried something nearly identical before
that broke everything.
Mike
> On 2021/05/28, at 02:34:44 CDT (-05:00), Jo-Philipp Wich wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> the following should do what you want.
>
> config device
> option type 8021q
> option ifname
Hi,
the following should do what you want.
config device
option type 8021q
option ifname bonding-lan
option vid 20
option name vlan20
config interface vlan20
option ifname vlan20
option proto static
option ipaddr 172.20.34.2
option netmask 255.255.255.128
~ Jo
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On 28.05.2021 03:36, Mike Bernardo wrote:
I have the below working config, is there a way to get the name to be 'vlan20',
instead of 'bonding-lan.20' ? I have tried a bunch of stuff and so far nothing
has worked.
I don't think you can change Linux interface name. I believe this is how
Linux
Hi,
I have the below working config, is there a way to get the name to be 'vlan20',
instead of 'bonding-lan.20' ? I have tried a bunch of stuff and so far nothing
has worked.
Thanks for any help!
Mike
config interface 'loopback'
option ifname 'lo'
option proto 'static'
