> The physical config: > > VLAN1(U)--| Switch Switch |-- VLAN1(U) > VLAN5(T)--|-- Trunk -- TincS-01 ---VPN--- TincS-02 -- Trunk --|-- VLAN5(T) > VLAN10(T)-| Port Port |-- VLAN10(T) >
Note the "Trunk" part. I've never seen a facility under Linux to create a trunk interface (correct me if I'm wrong). Your eth0 interface will only carry traffic for the native VLAN. The kernel's already ditched traffic intended for other vlans. You will note that you can't see traffic for vlan5 on eth0. Hence why you need to create an eth0.5 to get traffic for vlan5. You will need to create vlan interfaces on your vpn interface for each vlan, and bridge them. What you want is... VLAN1 --- eth0.1---vpn0.1 --| |-- vpn0.1---eth0.1 ---VLAN1 VLAN5 --- eth0.5---vpn0.5 --|---VPN---|-- vpn0.5---eth0.5 ---VLAN5 VLAN10--- eth0.10--vpn0.10--| |-- vpn0.10--eth0.10---VLAN10 Cheers Peter _______________________________________________ tinc mailing list [email protected] http://www.tinc-vpn.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tinc
