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VLAN tag based configuration examples (view source)
Revision as of 08:25, 13 June 2018
, 08:25, 13 June 2018→Configuration in Ubuntu terminal
[[Image:Ubuntu network interface.png]]
[[Image:Ubuntu network interface.png]]
In order to use VLAN feature in Ubuntu, we have to let kernel support 802.1q by loading 8021q module.
In order to use VLAN feature in Ubuntu, we have to let kernel support 802.1q by loading 8021q module.
Load the 8021q kernel module with command “'''sudo modprobe 8021q'''”.
Load the 8021q kernel module with command “sudo modprobe 8021q”.
Add VLAN interfaces with “sudo vconfig add network_interface VLAN_ID” (for example “sudo vconfig add enp2s0 2”)
Add VLAN interfaces with “'''sudo vconfig add network_interface VLAN_ID'''” (for example “'''sudo vconfig add enp2s0 2'''”)
Add VLAN interfaces with “'''sudo vconfig add network_interface VLAN_ID'''” (for example “'''sudo vconfig add enp2s0 2'''”)