How to define vrf interfaces in /etc/network/interfaces












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I'm using debian with 4.3 kernel, I want to add eth0 into VRF management network.



I don't know if this configure as bellow will be work, if it's not, how to define /etc/network/interfaces file?



And where could I get informations about VRF.



Thank you.



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auto eth0

iface eth0 inet dhcp

    vrf mgmt



...



auto mgmt

iface mgmt

    address 172.18.8.211/24

    vrf-table auto

    gateway 172.18.8.1



...





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    I'm using debian with 4.3 kernel, I want to add eth0 into VRF management network.



    I don't know if this configure as bellow will be work, if it's not, how to define /etc/network/interfaces file?



    And where could I get informations about VRF.



    Thank you.



    ...
    

    
auto eth0
    
iface eth0 inet dhcp
    
    vrf mgmt
    

    
...
    

    
auto mgmt
    
iface mgmt
    
    address 172.18.8.211/24
    
    vrf-table auto
    
    gateway 172.18.8.1
    

    
...





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      I'm using debian with 4.3 kernel, I want to add eth0 into VRF management network.



      I don't know if this configure as bellow will be work, if it's not, how to define /etc/network/interfaces file?



      And where could I get informations about VRF.



      Thank you.



      ...
      

      
auto eth0
      
iface eth0 inet dhcp
      
    vrf mgmt
      

      
...
      

      
auto mgmt
      
iface mgmt
      
    address 172.18.8.211/24
      
    vrf-table auto
      
    gateway 172.18.8.1
      

      
...





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      I'm using debian with 4.3 kernel, I want to add eth0 into VRF management network.



      I don't know if this configure as bellow will be work, if it's not, how to define /etc/network/interfaces file?



      And where could I get informations about VRF.



      Thank you.



      ...
      

      
auto eth0
      
iface eth0 inet dhcp
      
    vrf mgmt
      

      
...
      

      
auto mgmt
      
iface mgmt
      
    address 172.18.8.211/24
      
    vrf-table auto
      
    gateway 172.18.8.1
      

      
...





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