Lucas Diaz wrote: > This is my scenario: > I've got a server, and clients with different vlans. They don't see each > other, but must see the server. If my server were a Windows, I just put > it on vlan 0 and it see every client vlan and they see the server also. > The thing is that the server is linux, and adding vlan interfaces (I > also use several IP ranges), is complicated to mantain, and I don't know > how efficient is having multiples virtual interfaces (let say 1000). > That's why I want to create a "multi-vlan interface". Can you add all of the VLANs and a regular ethernet interface to a bridge group on your switch? Then, plug the linux box into the un-tagged ethernet interface. If not, you can use linux for the vlan bridge. There should be no problem with ~1000 VLANs. Thanks, Ben -- Ben Greear <greearb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Candela Technologies Inc http://www.candelatech.com
