On Wed, May 13, 2020 at 05:55:11PM +0000, Zsolt Bicskey wrote: > > The thing is, you simply refuse to give us any of the detail that might be > There is nothing I am refusing. Please, let me know what you need and I'll > provide it. > > > > useful here - you don't identify the NICs (may be relevant), you don't > > tell us what configuration you have set on the VLAN, and (crucially) > > what configuration you have set on the NIC. > I am not sure what you mean. Tell me where to look or what command you run > and I'll give you the output. > > The NIC is an Intel Gigabit Onboard NIC > VLAN config on the pfsense is simply tagged with the VLAN ID and passed on > the LAN interface. The switch has a dedicated port that only allows that tag > through. Pfsense also has a DHCP server running on the VLAN's subnet. > > > When you used the live Fedora, did you connect both NICs to the ports? > YES > > > I accept some reluctance to give out identifying data, but you > > cant expect help without this. > There is absolutely no reluctance. Ask specifically for something and I'll > provide it > > > > under Fedora Live we can rule out problems with the NIC itself.) > > The fact that Fedora Live autoconfigures, but the Fedora template based > > qube does not, may indicate that there's some crucial package missing. > > Test this by creating an HVM, assigning the NIC, and booting from Fedora > > Live. > I supposed those would be two separate tasks. What do I do once the HVM boots > up with the NIC assigned? > > > > > Just for fun, can you run `lsmod|grep 8021q` in pentest-gw? > Did not give any output
And, THERE is your problem. Dot1q is the networking standard that defines use of VLANs - formally, IEEE 802.1Q. To make use of it in Linux there is a kernel module that has to be loaded. It's called 8021q. In many Fedora systems it is automatically loaded - in your Fedora Live, for example. In the Fedora qube it isn't - you need to load it manually. You do this using the command, `modprobe 8021q` Then you should be able to configure the VLAN, and connect. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "qubes-users" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/qubes-users/20200514012627.GA12298%40thirdeyesecurity.org.
