I’ve set up two VXLAN SDN zones in Proxmox, each with its own bridge and unique VNI.
Example:
Even though the VNIs and bridges are different, VMs in those zones can still ping each other — even with overlapping IPs.
I confirmed the traffic isn’t going through vmbr0; it’s visible directly on the VXLAN interfaces.
Is this a known issue with Proxmox or the Linux VXLAN driver when using the same UDP port (4789) for multiple VNIs?
Should each VXLAN zone use a different vxlan_port to stay isolated?
Example:
Code:
vxlan_ammmmm: id 2273 dstport 4789 master ammmmm
vxlan_i5mnp1: id 528335 dstport 4789 master i5mnp1
Even though the VNIs and bridges are different, VMs in those zones can still ping each other — even with overlapping IPs.
I confirmed the traffic isn’t going through vmbr0; it’s visible directly on the VXLAN interfaces.
Is this a known issue with Proxmox or the Linux VXLAN driver when using the same UDP port (4789) for multiple VNIs?
Should each VXLAN zone use a different vxlan_port to stay isolated?