Transparent Bridge pass vlan traffic
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I am trying to add a monitor device to our network and in my mind it will go in between the firewall and main switch.
Internet ---- Firewall ---- New Monitor ---- Main Switch
I am going to run NtopNG on a linux box setup in a transparent bridge configuration. If my mind it should pass all traffic, but I am concerned that it will not push the vlan tagged traffic through.
- I have created the bride and added the interfaces
- Gave the bridge an IP address so I can connect remotely
- Put the device on a test network and its passing traffic fine, but I do not have any vlan traffic to test, other than my production environment.
Will a transparent bridge pass all traffic?
The main switch is a procurve, and the firewall/router is a ASA.
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I am trying to add a monitor device to our network and in my mind it will go in between the firewall and main switch.
Internet ---- Firewall ---- New Monitor ---- Main Switch
I am going to run NtopNG on a linux box setup in a transparent bridge configuration. If my mind it should pass all traffic, but I am concerned that it will not push the vlan tagged traffic through.
- I have created the bride and added the interfaces
- Gave the bridge an IP address so I can connect remotely
- Put the device on a test network and its passing traffic fine, but I do not have any vlan traffic to test, other than my production environment.
Will a transparent bridge pass all traffic?
The main switch is a procurve, and the firewall/router is a ASA.
networking
asked Feb 7 at 20:33
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I am trying to add a monitor device to our network and in my mind it will go in between the firewall and main switch.
Internet ---- Firewall ---- New Monitor ---- Main Switch
I am going to run NtopNG on a linux box setup in a transparent bridge configuration. If my mind it should pass all traffic, but I am concerned that it will not push the vlan tagged traffic through.
- I have created the bride and added the interfaces
- Gave the bridge an IP address so I can connect remotely
- Put the device on a test network and its passing traffic fine, but I do not have any vlan traffic to test, other than my production environment.
Will a transparent bridge pass all traffic?
The main switch is a procurve, and the firewall/router is a ASA.
networking
asked Feb 7 at 20:33
FACTORY909
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I am trying to add a monitor device to our network and in my mind it will go in between the firewall and main switch.
Internet ---- Firewall ---- New Monitor ---- Main Switch
I am going to run NtopNG on a linux box setup in a transparent bridge configuration. If my mind it should pass all traffic, but I am concerned that it will not push the vlan tagged traffic through.
- I have created the bride and added the interfaces
- Gave the bridge an IP address so I can connect remotely
- Put the device on a test network and its passing traffic fine, but I do not have any vlan traffic to test, other than my production environment.
Will a transparent bridge pass all traffic?
The main switch is a procurve, and the firewall/router is a ASA.
networking
networking
asked Feb 7 at 20:33
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asked Feb 7 at 20:33
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No, it won't work that way. You will need multiple bridges, one for each vlan.
See:
https://serverfault.com/questions/414115/linux-vlans-over-bridge
answered Apr 12 at 18:20
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No, it won't work that way. You will need multiple bridges, one for each vlan.
See:
https://serverfault.com/questions/414115/linux-vlans-over-bridge
answered Apr 12 at 18:20
Tony Maro
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Could you perhaps include the most important details from the link here?
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Apr 12 at 18:23
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No, it won't work that way. You will need multiple bridges, one for each vlan.
See:
https://serverfault.com/questions/414115/linux-vlans-over-bridge
answered Apr 12 at 18:20
Tony Maro
20127
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Could you perhaps include the most important details from the link here?
– Zanna
Apr 12 at 18:23
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up vote
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No, it won't work that way. You will need multiple bridges, one for each vlan.
See:
https://serverfault.com/questions/414115/linux-vlans-over-bridge
answered Apr 12 at 18:20
Tony Maro
20127
No, it won't work that way. You will need multiple bridges, one for each vlan.
See:
https://serverfault.com/questions/414115/linux-vlans-over-bridge
answered Apr 12 at 18:20
Tony Maro
20127
answered Apr 12 at 18:20
Tony Maro
20127
answered Apr 12 at 18:20
Tony Maro
20127
answered Apr 12 at 18:20
Tony Maro
20127
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Could you perhaps include the most important details from the link here?
– Zanna
Apr 12 at 18:23
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Could you perhaps include the most important details from the link here?
– Zanna
Apr 12 at 18:23
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Could you perhaps include the most important details from the link here?
– Zanna
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Could you perhaps include the most important details from the link here?
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