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==VXLAN package Installation==
==VXLAN package Installation==
First, install the VXLAN package on both RUT1 and RUT2 devices. This package is available on firmware version 07.09 and later, therefore, updating the router's firmware is a mandatory step if it is outdated. After the update, the package can be found in the Package Manager in the WebUI.
Navigate to '''System > Package Manager'''
Navigate to '''System > Package Manager'''
#In the search bar look for vxlan packet
#In the search bar look for vxlan packet

Revision as of 09:22, 20 September 2024

VXLAN support has been introduced starting with firmware version 00.07.09 and later. It is advised to update to the latest firmware available.

The information in this page is updated in accordance with 00.07.09.1 firmware version.

Summary

VXLAN (Virtual Extensible LAN) encapsulates Layer 2 Ethernet frames within Layer 3 packets, creating a Layer 2 network over a Layer 3 infrastructure. It acts as a virtual switch, interconnecting routers and all devices connected to them into an extended Layer 2 network, enhancing scalability and flexibility.

In this configuration example, three methods to configure a VXLAN tunnel between two Teltonika devices will be demonstrated.

Prerequisites

  • Two routers with installed VXLAN packages, will refer to these as RUT1 and RUT2
  • End device like Laptop or Mobile Phone
  • Two Public IP addresses for configuring VXLAN over the Mobile network
  • One Public IP address for configuring VXLAN over the VPN tunnel


VXLAN package Installation

First, install the VXLAN package on both RUT1 and RUT2 devices. This package is available on firmware version 07.09 and later, therefore, updating the router's firmware is a mandatory step if it is outdated. After the update, the package can be found in the Package Manager in the WebUI.

Navigate to System > Package Manager

  1. In the search bar look for vxlan packet
  2. Click Install

Configuring VXLAN over Wired WAN

Configuring VXLAN over 2 Public IP addresses