802.1q (VLAN tagging) with native VLAN
Our network admin set up the switch port for eth0 so that 802.1q is enabled. However, he set up a "native" (in other words, default) VLAN which has no tag. Any frames going to other VLANs over the same switch port will be explicitly tagged. Is is possible to use "native" VLANs with RHEV 3.0? When configuring a VLAN in RHEV-H, it requires a non-zero VLAN ID.
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Native VLANs get tagged at the switch, so all you need to do is set up a logical network without a VLAN tag
So you want it as below?
eth0 (native vlan) -> rhevm.
eth0.22 (tagged vlan) -> network1
eth0.23 (tagged vlan) -> network2
and so on? If yes, you cannot do that at the moment, there is an RFE already filed to make it possible in a future version of RHEV. If you can discuss with your network admin and find out the tag for native vlan, usually 1, and configure it as eth0.1 -> rhevm, it will work.
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