VLS and VLAN
Posted: 07 Mar 2006 16:22
Hi!
I have setup a Linux with VLAN support with only one NIC installed on the computer. In my config I have created 3 alias on the NIC with the following config:
eth0 = Untagged normal traffic
eth0:10 = VLAN enable with VID 10 as tagging
eth0:20 = VLAN enable with VID 20 as tagging
In my vls.cfg have set the following setting for a channel:
BEGIN "channels"
multicast = "network"
END
BEGIN "multicast"
Type = "multicast"
DstHost = "224.2.2.2"
DstPort = "1234"
TTL = "2"
Interface = "eth0:10"
END
But it does not use the defined interface that is specified in the cfg file. Is this possible or should I give up at once?
Thanks for your time!
I have setup a Linux with VLAN support with only one NIC installed on the computer. In my config I have created 3 alias on the NIC with the following config:
eth0 = Untagged normal traffic
eth0:10 = VLAN enable with VID 10 as tagging
eth0:20 = VLAN enable with VID 20 as tagging
In my vls.cfg have set the following setting for a channel:
BEGIN "channels"
multicast = "network"
END
BEGIN "multicast"
Type = "multicast"
DstHost = "224.2.2.2"
DstPort = "1234"
TTL = "2"
Interface = "eth0:10"
END
But it does not use the defined interface that is specified in the cfg file. Is this possible or should I give up at once?
Thanks for your time!