WAN VLAN tagging - Swconfig list empty on turris omnia hbs

[luginbash]

root@turris ~# swconfig list
root@turris ~#

root@turris ~# modprobe swconfig
failed to find a module named swconfig
root@turris ~ [1]# opkg files kmod-swconfig
Package kmod-swconfig (4.14.245-1-67f70e2f39f8e8859c56d42cced0b0b3) is installed on root and has the following files:
/etc/modules.d/41-swconfig
root@turris ~# cat /etc/modules.d/41-swconfig
swconfig

root@turris ~# opkg files kmod-switch-mvsw61xx
Package kmod-switch-mvsw61xx (4.14.245-1-67f70e2f39f8e8859c56d42cced0b0b3) is installed on root and has the following files:
/etc/modules.d/42-switch-mvsw61xx
root@turris ~# cat /etc/modules.d/42-switch-mvsw61xx
mvsw61xx
root@turris ~# modprobe mvsw61xx
failed to find a module named mvsw61xx

Not surprised, tho.

[hagrid]

HBS is the TOS 5.x and this is running the DSA, not the old swconfig.

What is your question at all?

[luginbash]

I see… is it the same for hbl?

[hagrid]

Hello @luginbash, yes, the same applies for all TOS 5.x releases.The swconfig has been deprecated by the upstream - OpenWrt - and all the switching related tasks are now under the DSA.

What do you want to achieve? Are you looking for info about VLAN configuration, or is there anything else?

[luginbash]

understood, I was just trying to tag vlan on wan, my upstream is using a trunk.

the bridge vlan works, thanks for the clarification.

[hagrid]

Can you please elaborate more about the bridge vlan?

By the way, there is a simpler way how to do the VLAN tagging on wan. Modify the WAN interface settings - Physical Settings tab - and create interface eth2.vlan_tag and that’s it.

So by example, if you select eth2.848 - the wan traffic leaving port eth2 is tagged with 848.

[luginbash]

I have a vlan650 on an upstream firewall, the configuration looks like this:

# show interfaces ge-0/0/1
flexible-vlan-tagging;
unit 0 {
    family ethernet-switching {
        interface-mode trunk;
        vlan {
            members wallplates; # just a name for vlan650
        }
    }
}

What I’m trying to achieve here is simply tag everything with vlan650 and pass it to the upstream, so everything goes through the firewall.

[hagrid]

Got it. So, use the dot notation. Setting the wan interface as eth2.650 is sufficient.

[luginbash]

Yep, that works! Thank you for the guidance!