Ip link add macvlan-br0 link bond0 type macvlan mode bridge # Set timeout to wait host network is up and running This little script was made to create your MacVLAN network on the host #!/bin/bash How to setup MacVLAN network Creating the MacVLAN on the host

⟹ with network bonding your interfaces became bond-system, bond0, etcĪnd finally, with a combination of the two, you can also finish with something like ovs_bond0 ! and again, when you try to create a Docker macvlan, it will fail unless you connect it to the right interface. If you have any networking bonding on your physical NICs, this will show up as bond-system, bond0, etc. ⟹ with Synology Virtual Machine your interfaces became ovs_ethX Why? Probably because you have Synology Virtual Machine manager installed, and within *its* networking configuration, you have Virtual Network 0 attached to eth0 for example. For example if you run $ ip link add macvlan0 link eth0 type macvlan mode bridge What’s important here, is that when you create a macvlan switch, you need to understand *which* physical adapter to connect it to.

Here’s the current output below:ģ5, 51, 85 docker, macvlan and a vpn connection If, like me, you’ve made changes and tweaks over the years and forgotten all about them, you’ll see interfaces and configurations that will spark memories of happier times. This displays all the IP links on your NAS. SSH to your Syno Nas and run the following command: $ ip link show Applications, VMs and containers can then bind to a specific sub-interface to connect directly to the physical network, using their own MAC and IP address.

Macvlan allows you to configure sub-interfaces (also termed slave devices) of a parent, physical Ethernet interface (also termed upper device), each with its own unique (randomly generated) MAC address, and consequently its own IP address.

Ethernet MAC) addresses on a single physical interface. Macvlan, MACVLAN or MAC-VLAN allows you to configure multiple Layer 2 (i.e. Macvlan'ed was the solution to have a unique IP, but also to be routable from the NAS. I was searching a solution to expose services like Pi-hole or AdGuard directly on my network.

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