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interfaces shows NA for VLANS only

Sophos User1175

hi all,

under "network > interfaces", when i add a "vlan" ie give it an ip/subnet/vlan tag no etc and bind it to a physical port i can see it under vlans page

when i go back under "interfaces" it just says connected but NA under the ip details, why is this

on the old UTM under interfaces instead of it saying NA you see the ip details and what vlan its tagged on, why is the xgs different

thanks,

rob



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    Hi,

    The NA apples to the connection status and speed not the IP address. My example below is not an active VLAN, just setup for this post to show what I mean.

    Ian

  • 0 in reply to rfcat_vk

    Basically the virtual Interface never has a speed factor. Virtual Interfaces are "basically" packets with some sort of extra frame to categorize the traffic. Therefore the packet has to keep the physical standards. Sophos could copy paste the values of the physical but that could lead to the assumption, you could change this, but you cannot. 

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    Basically the virtual Interface never has a speed factor. Virtual Interfaces are "basically" packets with some sort of extra frame to categorize the traffic. Therefore the packet has to keep the physical standards. Sophos could copy paste the values of the physical but that could lead to the assumption, you could change this, but you cannot. 

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