Angelo Turetta wrote: > Curtis LaMasters wrote: >> and Firewall myself, however, I'm still having problems with the VLAN >> config. I would like the LAN interface to be VLAN1. Please let me >> know if you have any questions, or if I missed something. > > Curtis, this is quite easy to do. I manage two similar configs with 5 > and 7 internal vlans respectively. > During the first boot, define the VLANs on top of the physical interface > BEFORE you assign your LAN.
one gotcha is that, unlike linux where you have a sort of sub-device (e.g. eth0.22 for vlan22), freebsd names the vlans devices sequentially and there's a tag on it, so vlan0 device will be be vlan1, vlan1 device could be vlan100, vlan2 device vlan200 etc. once I realised this getting vlans working was easy. my next trick will be bonding multiple devices together to make a single trunk, and running vlans over that ; managed to do this with linux (had to add a simple script to do the final config); don't know enough freebsd to know where to start --paul --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
