NerfyGeko

Did you ever find the answer for this? I want to do the same for my OPNsense VM but the only way I can see to do it is to create each VLAN in unraids network settings, pass each VLAN through as a Virtual NIC to the VM and assigning each interfave as a native VLAN in the OPNsense VM. I believe this will get the job done but is not a virtual trunk and not very flexable.

Hi sdfyjert, I have been playing around with this and its a good script, I am using 90% of this idea and implementation and its working really well so far; thank you. There does appear to be a slight issue though as the script as its shown above does not work; at least for me. Specifically $(avahi-resolve -4 -n inas.local | cut -f 2) does not resolve ("avahi-resolve: not found") when running on the unraid server either in the script or via the terminal. If however I run this on another machine on my network it does work. still looking into why this is. I love this idea of not having to manually specifying the same IP each time but something stuffing it up on my rig. And yes I do change the inas.local to my own server name; like I said the command works on other machines just not locally on unraid. Does this script still work on your unraid? I am running 6.12.4.

EDIT: Sorry, my issue was unrelated. Seemed to be to do with the AMD GPU Top dashboard plugin. I installed this a few days before I updated my server and noticed the crashing.