On Thu, 2012-07-26 at 16:18 +0200, Neuer User wrote: > I am using Ubuntu, so I cannot take rhel configuration files. The > Ubuntu/Debian ifupdown plugin seems to lack vlan support. So the only > way to have network manager recognize and manage my VLANs should them be > by directly creating a corresponding keyfile in system-connections. It isn't documented (perhaps in the literate source), but ifupdown supports tagged interfaces transparently. If you want an ethernet interfaces on VLAN 5, this will do the trick: iface iface.X inet ... When you bring this up, ifupdown will look for an interface named "iface.X", and if it fails to find one, will create a new link, using VLAN ID X on iface, and name it "iface.X". Depending on what you want, you might be able to get close by combining that with NM's ifupdown managed mode. Ross
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