VLAN tag based configuration examples (Legacy Firmware): Difference between revisions
VLAN tag based configuration examples (Legacy Firmware) (view source)
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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 | 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'''”) | ||