troubleinvland
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- Dec 4, 2021
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Hi all,
I'm having trouble getting my VLAN to (re)work after installing TrueNAS. I'm brand new to TrueNAS and FreeBSD, so excuse my noobness. I've set up a VLAN as follows:
Next, I've added a VM and attached it to vlan70:
I've successfully installed 2 VMs this way, getting proper DHCP replies in the process. It broke down after trying to install a third VM - although I doubt this has anything to do with it. Right now, I don't get DHCP replies on _any_ VM. For example, when I install Ubuntu I get:
The reason I'm posting this to this forum is that I suspect TrueNAS is doing something funny / something I don't expect. I think this because when I attach my VM to the parent nic, I _can_ access the VLAN when installing Ubuntu:
I've attached the output of `ifconfig`. Other than that, I'm not sure what my next steps would be. Any pointers?
I'm having trouble getting my VLAN to (re)work after installing TrueNAS. I'm brand new to TrueNAS and FreeBSD, so excuse my noobness. I've set up a VLAN as follows:
Next, I've added a VM and attached it to vlan70:
I've successfully installed 2 VMs this way, getting proper DHCP replies in the process. It broke down after trying to install a third VM - although I doubt this has anything to do with it. Right now, I don't get DHCP replies on _any_ VM. For example, when I install Ubuntu I get:
The reason I'm posting this to this forum is that I suspect TrueNAS is doing something funny / something I don't expect. I think this because when I attach my VM to the parent nic, I _can_ access the VLAN when installing Ubuntu:
I've attached the output of `ifconfig`. Other than that, I'm not sure what my next steps would be. Any pointers?