Re: Multiple IP's (virtual interfaces) on ONE VLAN?

[Michael Loftis <mloftis@modwest.com>]

I've always set my vlan interfaces naming scheme to not use the . notation 
since Linux gets confused, that said, aliases using ethN.VLAN:A should 
work, if you have setup tagged vlan ports (as many others have mentioned by 
now) using the 8021q driver and either vconfig manually or the Debian 
package (apt-get install vlan).

You may not be receiving tagged frames at all, in fact, unless you're 
expected to be trunking multiple vlan's you usually won't.

--On May 22, 2008 11:02:30 AM +0200 Turbo Fredriksson <turbo@debian.org> 
wrote:

> Currently I have 'eth0' and 'eth0:0'.
>
> 'Shortly', we'll be moving the office to another location (share office
> space with another company), where they have VLAN's. They have given me
> VLAN #20 and from what I can see (I'll be testing my setup later this
> week), everything should be ok.
>
> But what about the intranet server which have TWO addresses? I've tried
> 'eth0:0.20', 'eth0.20:0' (for the virtual interface) but neither worked...
>
>
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