propaganda_710
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propaganda_710's post in Un-Bonding NICS for NIC passthrough to VM was marked as the answer@SimonF
Okay. Going off of that. My overall plan is:
Disable bonding in Unraid's Network Settings.
Which from what I am gathering will split both eth0 and eth1 into their own IP configuration templates. I will then configure eth1 with a different IP address but within the same subnet as eth0 (192.168.1.x). Eth0's IP configuration I am leaving the same an not reconfiguring.
So essentially both NICs will have a 192.168.1.x IP address. Both being able to communicate with my default gateway in the 192.168.1.x subnet as well.
After this is done and bonding of both eth0 and eth1 are now separate, and they both have valid IP configurations within the 192.168.1.x subnet. I would then go ahead and navigate to Tools>System Devices to bind eth1 to vfio. Which in turn would make it appear under the VM configuration template category 'other PCI devices.'
After checking the checkbox for the newly vfio bound NIC (2.5GB interface) under 'Other PCI Devices,' in the VM configuration. Boot the VM and I am good?
Am I following that correctly?