In message <20130716063857.ga4...@eden.cs.uni-kiel.de>, Willi Burmeister writes : >I have a trunk interface on my X86 Solaris 11 system containing several VLAN I >Ds. >To get several VB instances in one of them I created a template as descibed in >the manual: > ># dladm create-vnic -l igb1 -v 110 vboxvnic_template110 > ># dladm show-vnic >LINK OVER SPEED MACADDRESS MACADDRTYPE VI >D >vboxvnic_template110 igb1 100 2:8:20:c0:b4:75 random 11 >0 > >I need static ip addresses in my machines so I configured a bridge network: > > (reformated for better readability) > ># VBoxManage showvminfo ThinLinc | egrep 'NIC 1' >NIC 1: > MAC: 080027EFDF41, > Attachment: Bridged Interface 'vboxvnic_template110 - VirtualBox Virtual Net >work Interface Template', > Cable connected: on, > Trace: off (file: none), > Type: 82540EM, > Reported speed: 0 Mbps, > Boot priority: 0, > Promisc Policy: deny, > Bandwidth group: none > >Starting the VB creates a link device automatically, but without the correct V >LAN ID > ># dladm show-vnic >LINK OVER SPEED MACADDRESS MACADDRTYPE VI >D >vboxvnic_template110 igb1 100 2:8:20:c0:b4:75 random 11 >0 >vboxvnic1 igb1 100 8:0:27:ef:df:41 fixed 0
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