Is it possible to have a Linux bridge apply an 802.1p header to packets when it's applying the 802.1q header? I have a virtual firewall running on proxmox VE and my ISP requires an 802.1p value of 3 and an 802.1q value of 2 to work properly. Right now I have to use a dedicated Linux bridge, tied to a dedicated physical interface, connected to a dedicated switch which is applying the 802.1q and 802.1p header.
I realize this is probably more a Linux bridge question, but I've been having a hard time finding information on this subject. I wanted to use an OVS bridge, which seems like it may support 802.1p headers, but I can't set a preferred interface on an OVS bond, which kills my design of having a 10g network and 1g network with the 10g network being preferred unless it's down.
I realize this is probably more a Linux bridge question, but I've been having a hard time finding information on this subject. I wanted to use an OVS bridge, which seems like it may support 802.1p headers, but I can't set a preferred interface on an OVS bond, which kills my design of having a 10g network and 1g network with the 10g network being preferred unless it's down.