Network# Fifteen jobs, in three groups: making an interface exist, deciding where packets go, and using more than one way out. Interfaces# GuideThe jobAdd a network (VLAN)A VLAN with its own subnet, DHCP, DNS and access policyBridge two portsOne layer-2 segment across two NICsBond two portsTwo ports, one logical link: LACP or another modeA PPPoE uplinkThe addressing most DSL and some fibre providers useGRE, IPIP, SIT and VXLAN interfacesTunnel interfaces, and what each is for Where packets go# GuideThe jobAdd a static routeA prefix, a next hop, and a distanceShape a link with CAKEUpload and download shaping, and what the editor can and cannot expressA BGP sessionOne neighbour, one ASAn OSPF areaAn area and the interfaces in itIPv6: what is configurable and where it is observableWhere the line falls, and the two rules that are not optional More than one way out# An uplink is any interface that carries a default route — VyOS has no gateway object. The Uplinks tab finds them through all five mechanisms and joins them with the live forwarding table. GuideThe jobA second uplink with health-checked failoverThe one most people wantShare load across two uplinksNew connections spread by weightSend one subnet out a chosen uplink"The cameras go out through LTE"Masquerade behind each uplinkOne source NAT rule per uplinkTwo routers, one virtual addressVRRP, and what it does and does not give you