On Wed, 2003-10-01 at 15:39, Kristiadi Himawan wrote:
> About your first option to plug the linux box to the switch and create vlan
> interfaces on it, i have try that before and the result some network can't
> reach because of arp uncomplete.
Are A and C on different IP networks? With routes to each other via the
IPs on the subinterfaces on the linux box and they can arp for those
IPs, I don't see where the arp issue would come from.
> And the second option to put linux box between router and switch is the
> better choice but i face new problem on it.
> I already create transparent bridge (using eth0 and eth1) on the linux box
> and it's work.
> But the problem occur when i try to shape the link using HTB or CBQ, the
> filter always miss.
> I will try your suggestion to bridge every vlan interfaces in the linux box.
> I hope this is the solution.
Yeah we do this it works fine. That is, with a bridge per VLAN. If you
want to share bandwidth amond the interfaces though, you need to set up
IMQ, which I have not done.
> > On Wed, 2003-10-01 at 13:41, Kristiadi Himawan wrote:
> > > Dear All,
> > >
> > > I have configuration like this :
> > >
> > > DVB Modem
> > > || ___Link A
> > > \ / trunk/
> > > CiscoRouter CiscoSwitch---Link B
> > > \___Link C
> >
> > Ryan Goldberg wrote:
> > Plug the linux box into the switch, set the link to dot1q, add
> > subinterfaces on the linux box, set As and Cs routes to each other via
> > the IPs on those subinterfaces, and do the shaping on those
> > subinterfaces. Should work no problem.
> >
> > Or are you trying to put the linux box in between the switch and
> > router? Then you'd have to talk dot1q to both devices and bridge each
> > corresponding valn to each othter (e.g eth0.3 bridged with eth1.3) and
> > do the shaping on those interfaces. That should also work.
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