

If you would like to enable a static IP profile on wired interface no matter if the cable is connected or not, add the line below to your profile: SkipNoCarrier=yes You can bridge any combination of network devices by adding them to “ BindsToInterfaces” option line. I added it because I’ve MAC address filtering in my network, making bridge br10 to have mac address of physical eno1 interface will allow me to have internet access using bridge br10. If you want the bridge interface to be given unique MAC address you may remove this line. MACAddressOf=eno1 will make sure that the bridge interface always uses MAC address of interface eno1. # Ignore (R)STP and immediately activate the bridge sudo vim /etc/netctl/kvm-bridgeĪdd the following contents changing br10 with interface bridge you’re creating, eno1 and tap0 with interfaces you’re adding to the bridge, ip network information with your network details: Description="Bridge Interface br10 : eno1,tap0" I will name my bridge kvm-bridge, any name will do just fine. Sudo pacman -S bridge-utils netctl Step 2: Create Bridge:Ĭreate bridge file inside /etc/netctl/ directory.
