RE: Multiple virtual interfaces in one VLAN
I've had great success with the following in /etc/network/interfaces:
iface eth0.400:0 inet static
...
iface eth0.400:1 inet static
...
iface eth0.400:2 inet static
...
And so on. Using to manage wireless CPEs in different subnets on the
same VLAN.
Are you trying to make all of your aliases use DHCP or statics? I would
expect multiple "use DHCP" entries on the same NIC would take you
nowhere - if work at all.
Cheers
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Ross Halliday
Network Operations
WTC Communications
-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Fischer [mailto:michi.fischer@gmx.net]
Sent: Wednesday, September 24, 2008 9:17 AM
To: debian-isp@lists.debian.org
Subject: Multiple virtual interfaces in one VLAN
hi,
i have a machine with only one physical network interface.
i know that it is possible to create virtual interfaces (eth0:1, etc.)
to have multiple ip-adresses on one physical interface.
now i would need to configure vlans on this machine - no problem so far,
this is my config:
[code]
auto eth1.1001
iface eth1.1001 inet dhcp
auto eth1.1012
iface eth1.1012 inet dhcp
[/code]
that works too, i get the interfaces vlan1012 and vlan1001 and ip
adresses in the corresponding subnets.
but i cant create virtual interfaces for those vlan interfaces - the
problem is i would need about 10 interfaces in one vlan.
i have tried both eth1.1001:1 and eth1:1.1001 syntax - both dont work.
does anyone know how to do this?
lg, Michi
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