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Arbitrary vlan interface name - undocumented configuration?
Ping is working on the wrong interface on VLAN configurationArbitrary VLAN interface nameConfiguring trunk interface in Cisco 3750 switch to allow multiple Vlans connected with Ubuntu servers having a single NIC (sub-interfaced)Create non-vlan interface with vlan-interface type nameDesigning segmented LAN with fairly shared hi-speed internet access on a tight budgetKVM Network configuration + VLAN trunckDebugging a VLAN configurationIPTables Multi-VLAN NAT to Multiple IPslisting parent interface of a vlanKVM Bridge Network: VM Missing IPv4
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Today i was playing around with ethernet adapters and vlans in Alpine Linux. I tried to give the interfaces arbitrary names.
After looking at the source i had the following example working
Ethernet adapter named lan01 configured as DHCP client and a VLAN on this adapter named lan-test on VLAN ID 100
My /etc/network/interfaces:
auto lo
iface lo inet loopback
auto lan01
iface lan01 inet dhcp
hostname alpine
auto lan-test
iface lan-test inet static
vlan-id 100
vlan-raw-device lan01
address 10.10.0.1
netmask 255.255.255.0
ifup and ifdown in Alpine Linux uses busybox.
Nowhere in any documentation i found the option vlan-id. However the vlan-raw-device is found in most documentation/man pages.
So this brings me to the question: Why is this option not documented anywhere?
Some of my guesses:
- It is old and deprecated thus should not be used anymore
- It is new and untested.
- It never got documented properly
- I just overlooked it many many times in the documentation
linux linux-networking vlan alpine
asked May 20 at 19:19
eKKiMeKKiM
789319
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Today i was playing around with ethernet adapters and vlans in Alpine Linux. I tried to give the interfaces arbitrary names.
After looking at the source i had the following example working
Ethernet adapter named lan01 configured as DHCP client and a VLAN on this adapter named lan-test on VLAN ID 100
My /etc/network/interfaces:
auto lo
iface lo inet loopback
auto lan01
iface lan01 inet dhcp
hostname alpine
auto lan-test
iface lan-test inet static
vlan-id 100
vlan-raw-device lan01
address 10.10.0.1
netmask 255.255.255.0
ifup and ifdown in Alpine Linux uses busybox.
Nowhere in any documentation i found the option vlan-id. However the vlan-raw-device is found in most documentation/man pages.
So this brings me to the question: Why is this option not documented anywhere?
Some of my guesses:
- It is old and deprecated thus should not be used anymore
- It is new and untested.
- It never got documented properly
- I just overlooked it many many times in the documentation
linux linux-networking vlan alpine
asked May 20 at 19:19
eKKiMeKKiM
789319
add a comment |
Today i was playing around with ethernet adapters and vlans in Alpine Linux. I tried to give the interfaces arbitrary names.
After looking at the source i had the following example working
Ethernet adapter named lan01 configured as DHCP client and a VLAN on this adapter named lan-test on VLAN ID 100
My /etc/network/interfaces:
auto lo
iface lo inet loopback
auto lan01
iface lan01 inet dhcp
hostname alpine
auto lan-test
iface lan-test inet static
vlan-id 100
vlan-raw-device lan01
address 10.10.0.1
netmask 255.255.255.0
ifup and ifdown in Alpine Linux uses busybox.
Nowhere in any documentation i found the option vlan-id. However the vlan-raw-device is found in most documentation/man pages.
So this brings me to the question: Why is this option not documented anywhere?
Some of my guesses:
- It is old and deprecated thus should not be used anymore
- It is new and untested.
- It never got documented properly
- I just overlooked it many many times in the documentation
linux linux-networking vlan alpine
asked May 20 at 19:19
eKKiMeKKiM
789319
Today i was playing around with ethernet adapters and vlans in Alpine Linux. I tried to give the interfaces arbitrary names.
After looking at the source i had the following example working
Ethernet adapter named lan01 configured as DHCP client and a VLAN on this adapter named lan-test on VLAN ID 100
My /etc/network/interfaces:
auto lo
iface lo inet loopback
auto lan01
iface lan01 inet dhcp
hostname alpine
auto lan-test
iface lan-test inet static
vlan-id 100
vlan-raw-device lan01
address 10.10.0.1
netmask 255.255.255.0
ifup and ifdown in Alpine Linux uses busybox.
Nowhere in any documentation i found the option vlan-id. However the vlan-raw-device is found in most documentation/man pages.
So this brings me to the question: Why is this option not documented anywhere?
Some of my guesses:
- It is old and deprecated thus should not be used anymore
- It is new and untested.
- It never got documented properly
- I just overlooked it many many times in the documentation
linux linux-networking vlan alpine
linux linux-networking vlan alpine
asked May 20 at 19:19
eKKiMeKKiM
789319
asked May 20 at 19:19
eKKiMeKKiM
789319
edited May 21 at 11:19
eKKiM
asked May 20 at 19:19
eKKiMeKKiM
789319
asked May 20 at 19:19
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Quick dig do you have a Mellanox card ?
https://github.com/alpinelinux/linux-stable-grsec/blob/d9a468ffb147fe3a5ebd305ff1e1bdb7fe3ac452/drivers/net/ethernet/mellanox/mlx4/mcg.c#L923
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My Alpine is running as a VM on VMware Player.
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Quick dig do you have a Mellanox card ?
https://github.com/alpinelinux/linux-stable-grsec/blob/d9a468ffb147fe3a5ebd305ff1e1bdb7fe3ac452/drivers/net/ethernet/mellanox/mlx4/mcg.c#L923
answered May 27 at 16:28
SetsquaredSetsquared
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My Alpine is running as a VM on VMware Player.
– eKKiM
May 27 at 17:12
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Quick dig do you have a Mellanox card ?
https://github.com/alpinelinux/linux-stable-grsec/blob/d9a468ffb147fe3a5ebd305ff1e1bdb7fe3ac452/drivers/net/ethernet/mellanox/mlx4/mcg.c#L923
answered May 27 at 16:28
SetsquaredSetsquared
1185
My Alpine is running as a VM on VMware Player.
– eKKiM
May 27 at 17:12
add a comment |
Quick dig do you have a Mellanox card ?
https://github.com/alpinelinux/linux-stable-grsec/blob/d9a468ffb147fe3a5ebd305ff1e1bdb7fe3ac452/drivers/net/ethernet/mellanox/mlx4/mcg.c#L923
answered May 27 at 16:28
SetsquaredSetsquared
1185
Quick dig do you have a Mellanox card ?
https://github.com/alpinelinux/linux-stable-grsec/blob/d9a468ffb147fe3a5ebd305ff1e1bdb7fe3ac452/drivers/net/ethernet/mellanox/mlx4/mcg.c#L923
answered May 27 at 16:28
SetsquaredSetsquared
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answered May 27 at 16:28
SetsquaredSetsquared
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answered May 27 at 16:28
SetsquaredSetsquared
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answered May 27 at 16:28
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My Alpine is running as a VM on VMware Player.
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May 27 at 17:12
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My Alpine is running as a VM on VMware Player.
– eKKiM
May 27 at 17:12
My Alpine is running as a VM on VMware Player.
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My Alpine is running as a VM on VMware Player.
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