At 13:38 today, Leigh Sharpe wrote:
> Brctl addbr br0
> Brctl addif br0 out
> Brctl addif br0 in.2
> ...
> Brctl addif br0 in.3
Another thing to bear in mind: many commodity VLAN-aware switches cannot
cope with another device bridging frames between two VLANs, as their address
databases store {MAC address, VLAN, port} and do not permit duplicate MAC
addresses. In my experience (of 3Com managed switches of various models)
this manifests itself in all manner of bizaare and unexpected ways. So if
your "in" interface is connected to a managed switch, expect unpleasantness.
This is not (AFAICT) a bug with the Linux bridging driver, but a design
limitation of such switches.
--
Malcolm Scott
Research Assistant
University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory
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