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      faktorqm
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      Hello everyone! I have one question. I'm using multiple VLANs on my router, everything works as expected. Since 2.7.1 I have a very strange problem, when I create a VLAN and assign an static IP on the interface, it does not get configured until I reboot the router. This is very undesiderable for me.
      On 2.7.1 the behaviour was, I got the IP address, from the members of that VLAN I can ping the default gateway (the router) BUT I can't be able to have any packet routed to another LANs until I restart.
      I did a fresh install with 2.7.2 thinking that I did a bad configuration, but now the behaviour is when I enable the interface and press save, I dont' get the IP address set. I have to restart to have it working.
      Is there something I can try/check/force to have the IP address setup and the VLAN routing packets?? Maybe I'm missing an step? But with 2.7.0 I never had this problem. I can setup VLANs on the fly and instantly get them working.
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      On the picture you can see the interfaces with IP, are corresponding to the last reboot. The ones without IP address are waiting for the router to start working :'(
      Any tip is appreciatted. Thanks for reading!

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        faktorqm @faktorqm
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        Updates:

        If I enable SSH and type ifconfig interface >ip< netmask >mask< it works as expected, so it looks like it's working but it's not applying the configuration from the web or something.
        Resetting states does not change anything.
        Using ifconfig interface down/up does not change anything.
        I will continue looking for logs to try to see something

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