Chapter 6 - Configuring Ethernet Interfaces
Virtual Interfaces
Use virtual interfaces when you have an Ethernet port that has multiple "real" IP
addresses assigned to it, e.g. as with a port provided by an an Internet Service
Provider.
Figure 48: Creating a Virtual Interface
The only new parameter is the virtual interface descriptor, which must be a numeric
value. As an example a virtual interface numbered 0 on eth1 appears as eth1:0 in
interface descriptions and routing tables.
Virtual Lan Interfaces
Click the link “Add Virtual Lan Interface” when you want to create a VLAN interface.
Figure 49: Creating a Virtual Lan Interface
The only new parameter is the vlan id, which must be a numeric value between 1 and
4094. The vlan id will be changed automatically as 4 digits (prefixed with 0) if the
input is less than 4 digits. For example, if the input is 2, it will be automatically
changed to 0002.
Edit Boot Time Interfaces
Figure 50: Editing a Boot Time Interface
This menu allows you to make permanent changes to interfaces and to immediately
apply those changes if desired. The Save button will save changes to the permanent
configuration.
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