Got a host running PVE 8.2, that has a single NIC, eno0. A vmbr0 is also connected.
The interface is physically connected to a switch port that is configured to carry LAN untagged traffic, as well as DMZ (vlan id = 100) and WAN (vlan id = 200) VLAN'ed traffic.
Now, some VMs on my host should be connected to the LAN, some to the DMZ and some others to the WAN traffic. I've read the sysadmin documentation, but I don't really understand how I should go about it (on ESXi I've made that using the builtin GUI), apart from that I could configure the (v)NICs inside the VMs themselves to transmit/receive whatever type of VLAN traffic needed, but I'd like to avoid this approach.
I'd be grateful if you could provide some info on what I should do/what type of interfaces I should create on the host from the GUI, in order to have three VLAN'ed zones.
The interface is physically connected to a switch port that is configured to carry LAN untagged traffic, as well as DMZ (vlan id = 100) and WAN (vlan id = 200) VLAN'ed traffic.
Now, some VMs on my host should be connected to the LAN, some to the DMZ and some others to the WAN traffic. I've read the sysadmin documentation, but I don't really understand how I should go about it (on ESXi I've made that using the builtin GUI), apart from that I could configure the (v)NICs inside the VMs themselves to transmit/receive whatever type of VLAN traffic needed, but I'd like to avoid this approach.
I'd be grateful if you could provide some info on what I should do/what type of interfaces I should create on the host from the GUI, in order to have three VLAN'ed zones.