[KLUG Members] vconfig anyone?
Adam Williams
members@kalamazoolinux.org
Tue, 21 May 2002 11:26:32 -0400 (EDT)
>>>>"vconfig" command?
>>>Nope, not there. :-(
>> Hrmm.... This is confusing.
>> We want to do vLAN for the upcoming expo, and to do so we need to feed the
>> switch 802.1q packets (tagged, explicit vlan). It is a Cisco Catalyst.
>> I've used vLANs but on my Hawking switches you configure the vLAN
>> implicitly via an RS-232 console.
>> So, no problem right? Linux has supported vlan tagging in the "stock"
>> kernel since 2.4.14. But one sets up vLANs with the "vconfig" command,
>> not provided with RedHat, and based upon the absence of /proc/net/vlan I'm
>> thinking RH doesn't support 802.1q.
>> Curious if anyone has used 802.1q with Linux?
>I've never used it BUT, . . .
>I did a "modprobe 8021q" and /proc/net/vlan magically appeared. So, the
DDOOOoooohhh! I looked for vlan, 802.1, etc... in the modules and didn't
find anything. Guess I missed one.
>stock Redhat 7.3 kernel supports it, but it's missing the vconfig tool.
>(I searched all the RPM's on all 3 CD's, and it's really not there)
>I guess you'll have to download the vconfig tool. According to the
>kernel docs, it's available at:
> http://www.candelatech.com/~greear/vlan.html
Right. Off I go....
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