Re: [Cake] Recommendations for using cake in complex setup (wireguard + vlan + bond)

[Alban <albeu@free.fr>]

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On Mon, 01 Jul 2019 14:22:37 +0200
Toke Høiland-Jørgensen <toke@toke.dk> wrote:

> Alban <albeu@free.fr> writes:
> 
> > Hi everybody,
> >
> > I am setting a new router with a non trivial setup and I really
> > like to get some recommendations on how to best use cake. First of
> > all the router is using VLAN on top of 2 bonded gigabit Ethernet
> > interface:
> >
> >                         +--> VLAN1 (LAN)
> >  eth0 <--+              |
> >          +---> bond0 <--+--> VLAN2 (WAN1)
> >  eth1 <--+              |
> >                         +--> VLAN3 (WAN2)
> >
> > The bond is using LACP, but mainly for redundancy and not for the
> > increased bandwidth. Both WAN VLAN are going to ISP provided
> > FritzBox connected to 50/10Mbit VDSL2 lines.  
> 
> What are the physical interfaces connected to? How is the traffic
> getting to the FritzBoxes?

I should have mentioned that the above diagram depict the logical
interfaces inside the router. The router only physical connection
is via the bond to a switch stack, the logical separation of LAN and
WAN is done using VLANs.

The physical interfaces (eth0/1) are gigabit Ethernet, one FritzBox is
directly connected to the same switch, the second one is connected via
yet another switches as it is not in the same physical location. Like
this:

             (VLAN1)      (VLAN1)
             clients      clients
                |            |
             +-----+      +-----+
  Router <-->| SW1 |<---->| SW2 |
             +--+--+      +--+--+
                |            |
               FB1          FB2
             (VLAN2)      (VLAN3)

Alban

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