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Rancher Harvester HCI VM - Problems with Harvester VLAN config

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Hi folks,

 

I am trying to get Harvester HCI (a Hypervisor based on Rancher and Kubernetes) running as a VM. This OS is intended to be used bare-metal, but can also be used in a VM. Nested Virtualization is supported by my System and enabled in unraid. Running the VM and creating VM inside is not a problem. 

 

I have another Problem: Harvester needs two NICs for its Management- and VLAN-Network for VMs. I added two interfaces to the VM: br0 as the untagged management NIC and br0.1010 for the VLAN-Network. I think the problem is the already tagged br0.1010 NIC which i use, because inside the VM i configured this NIC as VLAN 1010 (i think this gets tagged already inside the VM). 

 

What i think i need is some kind of "trunk"-interface or an interface which is untagged or accepts tagged traffic from inside the VM. I hope you understand what i mean. Can anybody point me in the right direction how to config the NIC in the XML for the VM? I attached a picture of the official Documentation and here is the Link for the VLAN related stuff from Harvester: https://docs.harvesterhci.io/v0.3/networking/harvester-network/

vlan-case.png

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