I can do that.
But when I have one hosts that should provide services in both VLANs, it's just extra complicated.
I have to define a lot of firewall rules.
It is slower.
Functions based on broadcasts are not working anymore.
In my case, just give home assistant 2 interfaces is much easier and I don't see any disadvante here.
/Edit: It looks like it is possible to use the sam MAC for severyl host entries. There is no way to define a VLAN in the hosts tab. Somehow, it is assigned the right way but I'm not sure of this is just luck or if dnsmasq gets the missing vlan information with the dhcp range which is defined indivudally for every VLAN.
But when I have one hosts that should provide services in both VLANs, it's just extra complicated.
I have to define a lot of firewall rules.
It is slower.
Functions based on broadcasts are not working anymore.
In my case, just give home assistant 2 interfaces is much easier and I don't see any disadvante here.
/Edit: It looks like it is possible to use the sam MAC for severyl host entries. There is no way to define a VLAN in the hosts tab. Somehow, it is assigned the right way but I'm not sure of this is just luck or if dnsmasq gets the missing vlan information with the dhcp range which is defined indivudally for every VLAN.
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