samples/net/vlan/vlan-setup-linux.sh

#!/bin/sh
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# Setup virtual lan (VLAN) in Linux side that would work with this sample.

if [ -z "$1" ]; then
    echo "Network interface is missing."
    echo "This is the network interface where the VLAN will be running."
    echo "Example: eth0, tap0 etc."
    exit 1
fi

if [ `id -u` != 0 ]; then
    echo "Run this script as a root user!"
    exit 2
fi

IFACE="$1"

VLAN_NAME_PREFIX="vlan"

PREFIX_1_IPV6="2001:db8:100"
PREFIXLEN_1_IPV6="64"
PREFIX_2_IPV6="2001:db8:200"
PREFIXLEN_2_IPV6="64"

# From RFC 5737
PREFIX_1_IPV4="198.51.100"
PREFIXLEN_1_IPV4="24"
PREFIX_2_IPV4="203.0.113"
PREFIXLEN_2_IPV4="24"

ip link add link ${IFACE} name ${VLAN_NAME_PREFIX}.100 type vlan id 100
ip link add link ${IFACE} name ${VLAN_NAME_PREFIX}.200 type vlan id 200

ip link set ${VLAN_NAME_PREFIX}.100 up
ip link set ${VLAN_NAME_PREFIX}.200 up

ip -6 addr add ${PREFIX_1_IPV6}::2/${PREFIXLEN_1_IPV6} dev ${VLAN_NAME_PREFIX}.100
ip -6 route add ${PREFIX_1_IPV6}::/${PREFIXLEN_1_IPV6} \
   dev ${VLAN_NAME_PREFIX}.100

ip -6 addr add ${PREFIX_2_IPV6}::2/${PREFIXLEN_2_IPV6} dev ${VLAN_NAME_PREFIX}.200
ip -6 route add ${PREFIX_2_IPV6}::/${PREFIXLEN_2_IPV6} \
   dev ${VLAN_NAME_PREFIX}.200

ip addr add ${PREFIX_1_IPV4}.2 dev ${VLAN_NAME_PREFIX}.100
ip route add ${PREFIX_1_IPV4}/${PREFIXLEN_1_IPV4} dev ${VLAN_NAME_PREFIX}.100

ip addr add ${PREFIX_2_IPV4}.2 dev ${VLAN_NAME_PREFIX}.200
ip route add ${PREFIX_2_IPV4}/${PREFIXLEN_2_IPV4} dev ${VLAN_NAME_PREFIX}.200


# You can remove the virtual interface like this
#    ip link del link eth0 dev vlan.100
#    ip link del link eth0 dev vlan.200

# If your devices HW MAC address changes when rebooting or flashing,
# then you can flush the neighbor cache in Linux like this:
#    ip neigh flush dev vlan.100
#    ip neigh flush dev vlan.200