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19.7 Legacy Series / Re: VLan ID, DHCP, and misery
« on: February 24, 2020, 06:14:46 pm »
Ah, I see.
I think in that post he was trying to get PPPoE to work, and his ISP restricted that PPPoE to a VLAN. So essentially he setup a VLAN, and created a point-to-point link for the PPPoE dial-up to work. So I assume that that way, the request packets for PPPoE handshaking was tagged properly.
In my use case, the PPPoE works without VLAN tagging, but I need to send out a separate DHCP query tagged with a VLAN id. point-to-point doesn't seem to provide that functionality, and PPPoE is a separate interface (and would need to remain separate as if I tag it with a vlan id it wouldn't be able to access the internet).\
Back to my original question is, in the simplest case, if I create a vlan with a VLAN id of x, and assigns it to an interface with the type DHCP, why is the DHCP request from that interface not tagged with the VLAN id?
I think in that post he was trying to get PPPoE to work, and his ISP restricted that PPPoE to a VLAN. So essentially he setup a VLAN, and created a point-to-point link for the PPPoE dial-up to work. So I assume that that way, the request packets for PPPoE handshaking was tagged properly.
In my use case, the PPPoE works without VLAN tagging, but I need to send out a separate DHCP query tagged with a VLAN id. point-to-point doesn't seem to provide that functionality, and PPPoE is a separate interface (and would need to remain separate as if I tag it with a vlan id it wouldn't be able to access the internet).\
Back to my original question is, in the simplest case, if I create a vlan with a VLAN id of x, and assigns it to an interface with the type DHCP, why is the DHCP request from that interface not tagged with the VLAN id?