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I have set up a VLAN DHCP server using Linux which works fine without a VLAN so now I'm trying to create VLAN then tagging to my windows client VM(Windows 10).

I have an Education version of Windows 10 using Intel Desktop MT1000 interface on VirtualBox.

What I have tried:

  • Realtek Diagnostic tool but no VLANs appeared on that.

  • Tried to download the driver for the Intel even though DesktopMT1000 was listed on the list.

This is what I'm getting?

Can't find adapters even though one adapter is there?

Can any help me out with VLAN support?

ThomasJH
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  • Assuming the MT1000 is the vNIC, you require VLAN support on the physical NIC. You should try to map a physical VLAN to another vNIC and use that (not sure about VirtualBox though). Realtek tools generally can't work with an Intel NIC and Intel tools won't work with a virtual NIC either. – Zac67 Mar 03 '19 at 19:56

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No support from Intel, change your NIC please.

Intel® Ethernet Adapters supports configuring VLANs in any version of Windows where full software support is available for that adapter.

Based on your operating system, see if your adapter has full support.

Intel® PRO/100 and PRO/1000 adapters that plug into PCI* or PCI-X* slots do not support Intel ANS VLANs in any version of Windows* after Windows Vista* and Windows Server 2008*. After these versions, only the Windows inbox driver from Microsoft is available.

yagmoth555
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