VLAN link on eth0

Is it possible to have physical int eth0 with static ip and in same time add vlan int linked to eth0 with automatic dhcp ??

I try this netplan :-

network:

  version: 2

  renderer: NetworkManager

  ethernets:

    eth0:

     dhcp4: no

     addresses: [192.168.100.60/24]

     gateway4: 192.168.100.1

     nameservers:

       addresses: [8.8.8.8,8.8.4.4]

  vlans:

      veth0:

          id: 0

          link: eth0

          dhcp4: yes

but it did not work as eth0 works with 192.168.100.60 and vlan0 do take an auto ip address
please help

I think I was misunderstanding
I have only one network card and can not add another one
As I work on orange-pi zero that is a small board computer

So how to do to let the Ubuntu have two interfaces ( for example one physical
and one virtual ) one auto IP And other one is static IP

Is there are some solution ??

edited Feb 7 at 5:47

asked Feb 5 at 9:04

Amgad

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Is it possible to have physical int eth0 with static ip and in same time add vlan int linked to eth0 with automatic dhcp ??

I try this netplan :-

network:

  version: 2

  renderer: NetworkManager

  ethernets:

    eth0:

     dhcp4: no

     addresses: [192.168.100.60/24]

     gateway4: 192.168.100.1

     nameservers:

       addresses: [8.8.8.8,8.8.4.4]

  vlans:

      veth0:

          id: 0

          link: eth0

          dhcp4: yes

but it did not work as eth0 works with 192.168.100.60 and vlan0 do take an auto ip address
please help

I think I was misunderstanding
I have only one network card and can not add another one
As I work on orange-pi zero that is a small board computer

So how to do to let the Ubuntu have two interfaces ( for example one physical
and one virtual ) one auto IP And other one is static IP

Is there are some solution ??

edited Feb 7 at 5:47

asked Feb 5 at 9:04

Amgad

1114

add a comment |

Is it possible to have physical int eth0 with static ip and in same time add vlan int linked to eth0 with automatic dhcp ??

I try this netplan :-

network:

  version: 2

  renderer: NetworkManager

  ethernets:

    eth0:

     dhcp4: no

     addresses: [192.168.100.60/24]

     gateway4: 192.168.100.1

     nameservers:

       addresses: [8.8.8.8,8.8.4.4]

  vlans:

      veth0:

          id: 0

          link: eth0

          dhcp4: yes

but it did not work as eth0 works with 192.168.100.60 and vlan0 do take an auto ip address
please help

I think I was misunderstanding
I have only one network card and can not add another one
As I work on orange-pi zero that is a small board computer

So how to do to let the Ubuntu have two interfaces ( for example one physical
and one virtual ) one auto IP And other one is static IP

Is there are some solution ??

edited Feb 7 at 5:47

asked Feb 5 at 9:04

Amgad

1114

Is it possible to have physical int eth0 with static ip and in same time add vlan int linked to eth0 with automatic dhcp ??

I try this netplan :-

network:

  version: 2

  renderer: NetworkManager

  ethernets:

    eth0:

     dhcp4: no

     addresses: [192.168.100.60/24]

     gateway4: 192.168.100.1

     nameservers:

       addresses: [8.8.8.8,8.8.4.4]

  vlans:

      veth0:

          id: 0

          link: eth0

          dhcp4: yes

but it did not work as eth0 works with 192.168.100.60 and vlan0 do take an auto ip address
please help

I think I was misunderstanding
I have only one network card and can not add another one
As I work on orange-pi zero that is a small board computer

So how to do to let the Ubuntu have two interfaces ( for example one physical
and one virtual ) one auto IP And other one is static IP

Is there are some solution ??

networking ethernet dhcp

edited Feb 7 at 5:47

asked Feb 5 at 9:04

Amgad

1114

edited Feb 7 at 5:47

asked Feb 5 at 9:04

Amgad

1114

edited Feb 7 at 5:47

asked Feb 5 at 9:04

Amgad

1114

asked Feb 5 at 9:04

Amgad

1114

asked Feb 5 at 9:04

Amgad

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