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Setting up VLAN for ISP connection

I switched to an ISP that requires VLAN tagging the WAN connection which I've done by adding a VLAN interface for the ethernet port the connection to the ISP is with the appropriate VLAN tag. Everything works as expected. However, on the physical interfaces page I now have the WAN interface that's configured for IPv4, so it shows up in the WAN link manager as being down. If I try to disable the IPv4 configuration and save it, I get the message "You must configure at least one IP family". I thought may I can set the Network zone to "None" but that gives the dialog to "Unbind interface" which is not what I want to do.

Is there any way to set this up so that physical interface isn't setup for IPv4 thus showing up as a gateway?



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  • Thanks Vishal, I voted for that request. The strange part is it’s not showing the physical interface with a status of unplugged, it definitely indicates something is plugged in. It seems to me there’s some underlying bug that shows the overall interface status as orange when all gateways are in fact green - that seems pretty clear to me. However, I think perhaps the real issue is there’s no way to setup a physical interface without an IPv4 or IPv6 configuration, especially when there’s a VLAN on that physical interface with an IPv4 or IPv6 configuration. Anyways, appreciate the help and hope it gets fixed in a future update.

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