The creation of a VLAN netdev device, as seen in the 'ip link' command, is
done without specifying a mac address.
The kernel determines the mac address for the VLAN NETDEV, which should be
the parent mac address.
This patch fixes this behavior and the resulting delivery of DHCP Offers to
the VLAN
Hi,
I have a working patch to copy the mac address from parent link to the
netdev vlan device.
Currently today when using the IP command this is the behavior seen and for
our projects it is the behavior we would like to see for systemd-networkd
also.
In the systemd-networkd solution a mac
Folks,
I would like to introduce a flag enable=Boolean in the networkd configuration
files.
I am introducing new features that can create a large amount of configuration.
Deleting and restoring configuration can be quiet laborious
Renaming the files to another extension is possibly another
PM, O Neill, David M wrote:
What do you think?
I think this should be consisted with other unit enablement in systemd not
handled by introducing a new enabled/disabled flag
JBG
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quite a lot of
configuration associated with it; in a file such as
/etc/system/network/sw0p1.link (network/link).
Are you suggesting we using symlinks like systemctl manages daemons on boot to
solve the enable/disabled problem?
Thanks
Dave.
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