bluesun08 [[email protected]] wrote: > Hi, > > my setup: > > */etc/hostname.re0* > up > > */etc/hostname.vlan100* > inet 192.168.100.184 255.255.255.0 192.168.100.255 vlandev re0 description > VLAN1-Net1 >
You don't need to specify the broadcast address. The kernel is smart enough to figure it out by itself! > */etc/hostname.bridge0* > add vlan100 > add athn0 > up > Since you are bridging vlan100 with athn0, there is no need to put an IP address on athn0. This might result in multipath routing, but in any event, it's not going to do what you expect. > Nov 27 01:31:27 openbsd dhcpd[31924]: Multiple interfaces match the same > subnet: athn0 vlan100 > Nov 27 01:31:27 openbsd dhcpd[31924]: Multiple interfaces match the same > shared network: athn0 vlan100 > So, get rid of the IP on one of either athn0 or vlan100.
