Using different VLANS

[guyd]

Hi,
I'm using proxmox server for my smart home (Ubuntu for code testings, MQTT broker, and raspberrypi OS for displaying MQTT commands).
My network, TPLink's Omada, contains the following VLANS: Admin, IOT, PC, CAM.

1) Proxmox server is connected via LAN, and belongs to Admin VLAN, IP: 192.168.0.100
2) MQTT broker, is LXC, and defined as IOT VLAN, with static IP: 192.168.30.2, and works OK // shows that VLAN 30 can be defined from proxmox and switch without any additional changes.
3) When trying to define RaspberryPi OS, it fails.
3.1) I tried to relate this OS via proxmox VLAN as 30, yields in IP: 169.xxx.xxx
3.2) When tried relating "client" from Omada's switch as it belongs to IOT, and force its IP: 192.168.30.3, it yeilds 192.168.0.190 (as it belongs to Admin VLAN).

Section 2, demonstrates that it is possible.
How can I assign an IP from a different VLAN for a VM ?

Guy

 

[pagirard]

Same question here, I have made the promox OS network interface VLAN aware and allowed all VLANS. However, every VM created so far on the cluster gets naturally the proxmox OS VLAN ID (60 in my case) and when I try to force a manual IP on a different VLAN, I loose connection to the VM.
* The corresponding switch ports (I'm using a bond of 2 x 1GB ports) have the native VLAN of the homelab/proxmox (60) but I have allowed all tagged VLAN (Unifi managed switch)
* Firewall rules allow traffic between and from both VLANs for now