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I've found it out now, it seems we are both not up to date regarding static routes handling *g* I've now changed the configuration as follow. Tthe routes get automatically pushed and the network services seems happy. auto lo iface lo inet loopback auto eth0 iface eth0 inet static...

I do not know why? But I can still use the ip command and I can add static routes with ip route add, so there must be another problem I think so.

The output is empty. Maybe there is something missing I have to create for the routing tables to be loaded or something else?

The path /usr/sbin/route is not existing, I have found under the path /usr/bin/routef and /usr/bin/routel so I have tried to use the routef because this is the script to flush the routing table. After edit the /etc/network/interfaces the network service will start correctly but there is no...

This is my fallback solution at the moment to add the routes manually, yes. Same error below. /etc/network/interfaces auto lo iface lo inet loopback auto eth0 iface eth0 inet static address 81.7.x.x/24 gateway 81.7.x.x auto eth1 iface eth1 inet static address...

Hello, no one can help me here out? Maybe @aaron ?

So it's right, that in the /etc/network/interfaces is no configuration for the VLAN? Ok, I've tried this but for my scenario I have to push then a static route, because the 10.10.5.0/24 has to communicate through an IPsec to 192.168.100.0/24, so when I try to push the route for the second...

Cheers, on my Proxmox Host there are two bridges configured, one for public IP's (vmbr0) and one for internal private IP's which are handled with VLAN's (vmbr1). I have some LXC's which are connected to the public bridge and I want to connect them to the private once too for management stuff...