VLAN in bridge on Linux installation
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VLAN in bridge on Linux installation
VLANs in bridge on linux installation - is it possible?
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Re: VLAN in bridge on Linux installation
Windows has it, but what about linux?
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Re: VLAN in bridge on Linux installation
You can do a local bridge on softether.
See Lincoln Lee's excellent article / how to here:
http://linc01n.github.io/blog/2013/05/1 ... al-bridge/
You can also just use the SecureNAT feature to set up the local LAN IPs (which you can do totally within the windows server manager tool - just add your linux server in there, and do it all from there).
Hope that's helpful - feel free to pm me if you need any assistance.
See Lincoln Lee's excellent article / how to here:
http://linc01n.github.io/blog/2013/05/1 ... al-bridge/
You can also just use the SecureNAT feature to set up the local LAN IPs (which you can do totally within the windows server manager tool - just add your linux server in there, and do it all from there).
Hope that's helpful - feel free to pm me if you need any assistance.
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Re: VLAN in bridge on Linux installation
1. create new tap device
2. in softether server config create local bridge to the tap device
3. configure dhcpd for tap interface to provide ip adresses from the desired range
it worked for me
2. in softether server config create local bridge to the tap device
3. configure dhcpd for tap interface to provide ip adresses from the desired range
it worked for me
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Re: VLAN in bridge on Linux installation
mrsa wrote:
> it worked for me
Man what are you talking about?
I asked about VLANs and bridging but u r telling me how to deploy DHCP via tap.
> it worked for me
Man what are you talking about?
I asked about VLANs and bridging but u r telling me how to deploy DHCP via tap.
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Re: VLAN in bridge on Linux installation
apologies, i have not read carefully enough.
what i saw on the screenshot you provided, however, is local bridging to a virtual network interface - almost the same in linux and windows - and i erroneously assumed this was what you were referring to.
what i saw on the screenshot you provided, however, is local bridging to a virtual network interface - almost the same in linux and windows - and i erroneously assumed this was what you were referring to.