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    Netgate 8200 MAX VLAN & Switch Configuration Issue

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      smsigroupit @patient0
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      Thank you!

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        patient0 @smsigroupit
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        @smsigroupit although I'm not using it myself, it be interesting to see if ifconfig ix1 -vlanhwcsum -vlanhwfilter -vlanhwtag does work for you as mentioned the thread.

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          Yes, I tested it and it is working.

          ifconfig ix1 -vlanhwcsum -vlanhwfilter -vlanhwtag

          I also added these cron jobs:

          Job 1 - Set VLAN flags on ix1
          Minute: @reboot
          User: root
          Command:
          /bin/sh -c 'sleep 25 && /sbin/ifconfig ix1 -vlanhwcsum -vlanhwfilter -vlanhwtag'

          Job 2 - Restart Suricata after VLAN flags
          Minute: @reboot
          User: root
          Command:
          /bin/sh -c 'sleep 45 && /usr/sbin/service suricata restart'

          Thank you.

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            @smsigroupit said in Netgate 8200 MAX VLAN & Switch Configuration Issue:

            Yes, I tested it and it is working.

            Excellent news.

            I also added these cron jobs:

            If you like to use something that survives a reinstall, have a look at the 'Shellcmd' package (documentation: Executing Commands at Boot).

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              Got it, will explore 'Shellcmd' package

              Thank you!

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