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An introduction to Linux bridging commands and features
Hangbin Liu
A Linux bridge is a built-in kernel module that acts like a network switch. Its features include STP/L2 forwarding, a VLAN filter, and switchdev.
Get started with XDP
Hangbin Liu
Learn how to write an XDP program on RHEL 8.3 for counting dropped packets, which involves adding a BPF map, and writing a custom loader.
An introduction to Linux virtual interfaces: Tunnels
Hangbin Liu
This post provides a brief introduction to Linux tunnel interfaces, focusing on the difference between frequently used tunnels and how to create them.
Introduction to Linux interfaces for virtual networking
Hangbin Liu
Get an introduction to Linux virtual interfaces, including commonly used interfaces, when to use them, and how to create them.
VLAN filter support on bridge
Hangbin Liu
This blog aims for Administrators who need to handle large numbers of VLANs in virtualization/namespaces with a bridge. With the VLAN filter, people don't need to create dozens of VLANs and bridges anymore. With only ONE bridge, you can control all VLANs. See more details in this blog. Bridge and VLAN Virtualization, Cloud, OpenStack, and Docker. These technologies are getting increasingly important and popular. But behind them, there are two indispensable features: Bridge and VLAN. A bridge is a way...
An introduction to Linux bridging commands and features
Hangbin Liu
A Linux bridge is a built-in kernel module that acts like a network switch. Its features include STP/L2 forwarding, a VLAN filter, and switchdev.
Get started with XDP
Hangbin Liu
Learn how to write an XDP program on RHEL 8.3 for counting dropped packets, which involves adding a BPF map, and writing a custom loader.
An introduction to Linux virtual interfaces: Tunnels
Hangbin Liu
This post provides a brief introduction to Linux tunnel interfaces, focusing on the difference between frequently used tunnels and how to create them.
Introduction to Linux interfaces for virtual networking
Hangbin Liu
Get an introduction to Linux virtual interfaces, including commonly used interfaces, when to use them, and how to create them.
VLAN filter support on bridge
Hangbin Liu
This blog aims for Administrators who need to handle large numbers of VLANs in virtualization/namespaces with a bridge. With the VLAN filter, people don't need to create dozens of VLANs and bridges anymore. With only ONE bridge, you can control all VLANs. See more details in this blog. Bridge and VLAN Virtualization, Cloud, OpenStack, and Docker. These technologies are getting increasingly important and popular. But behind them, there are two indispensable features: Bridge and VLAN. A bridge is a way...