Just curious, why would you want to bond two different VLAN interfaces?
It does not make much sense.
You can add a network with a VLAN and then use it on a bonded connection
or an a single interface, if that's what you mean.
I just wish there was a way to make the VLAN ID optional, so you could
use it tagged on a host with only a couple of ethernet interfaces, and
then untagged on an interface on a machine it lots of eth interfaces (eg
to spread the VLANs over multiple interfaces: imagine a host with 2x10G,
one would be storage and the other for all VLANs tagged. Another host
might have 8 or more interfaces, on that each VLAN could be untagged
per-interface.)
Alex
On 18/12/15 13:17, Kevin COUSIN wrote:
Hi list,
Is it possible to add same VLAN as tagged for different purposes :
* VLAN XX as VM network and tagged to attach VM
* VLAN XX tagged for bonding with another VLAN on an interface
Regards
Kevin C
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