Hi,
On Wed, 2020-03-18 at 23:26 +0000, moo can via networkmanager-list wrote: > > I'm trying to setup VLAN using NetworkManager GUI. you don't say which GUI. But since neither plasma-nm nor gnome-control- center supports VLANs, I presume you are talking about nm-connection- editor. > Is there a manual ? > > 1 - I create an Ethernet > Device : enp1s0 > IPv4 Settings: DHCP > All other option : default > > 2 - I create a NEW VLAN > Parent Interface: enp1s0 (via “TEST VLAN”) > VLAN id : 3000 > VLAN Interface name: VLAN3000 > IPv4 Settings: DHCP > All other option : default > > NetworkManager never activate the VLAN. > Interface "VLAN3000" appear and disappear... and then > ifconfig do not show the "VLAN3000" interface > after Instead of describing the GUI, look at the output of `nmcli connection`, `nmcli connection show "$PROFILE_NAME"`, and `nmcli -o connection show "$PROFILE_NAME"`. If you don't configure the profiles to automatically connect, you can manually activate/deactivate them with `nmcli connection up|down ...`. > How to create a VLAN which is affected to an Ethernet connection and > which can be activated simply as the other. By specifying the vlan.parent, which can be either a interface name or the UUID of another connection profile. > How to match a VLAN with an Ethernet Connection using NetworkManager > GUI ? nm-connection-editor has an option "Parent Interface". which is the one. > Is it supported ? As said, only certain GUIs support VLAN. But of course, you don't need a GUI for any of this, if the GUI you have is not suitable. > Using vconfig it is working but I would like to be able to ativate or > desactivate simply the VLAN+Ethernet Connection. Best, Thomas
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