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#1
Hi,

Did you find a solution ?

I'm facing the same problem with upload bandwidth but with 2.5Gb down / 700Mb up
I'm trying to host a service but the upload bandwidth ruins it.

#2
Thank you very much Patrick.
It worked very well.

Coming from Cisco environment, I'm not familiar with software managed vlans

This thread can be archived  :D
#3
Hi M. Hausen

Thanks a lot for your answer. I can't wait to try this.
Now I need to configure the trunk port on the Openwrt access point side.  :)
However, I have one last little question if that's ok with you.

In this diagram (updated), is it possible to have a management IP on the openwrt access points in the same range as the LAN so i can manage them from the LAN ? example 192.168.30.1 & 2.

If yes, how ?

- I thought about creating a bridge between the "LAN bridge" and the "VLAN bridges"... but I'm not too sure of the result and afraid of multiplying the broadcast domains

- Or create 2 /30 networks on trunk's parent interfaces (this would be an untagged trafic)

- Or simply add  trunk's parent interfaces to the "LAN Bridge" ?
#4
Hello,

I am new to the Opensense domain. I am exploring it and quite like it so far.
Currently, I have a router provided by my ISP, which I want to replace to enhance the security of my home network.
Attached, you will find the network diagram I have envisioned.
I aim to achieve the best energy efficiency, which is why I prefer not to add more network devices (e.g., no managed switches).

I have attempted to configure Opnsense to implement this infrastructure, but I have realized that Opnsense is not well-suited for managing VLANs, as it is not a switch.

I am posting on this forum to see if anyone has a similar infrastructure setup that I want to create and to find out if it is possible or not.

Thank you very much.