**bridgeInterface is the name of the bridge device (usually br0)
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**'''bridgeInterface''': (br0) is the name of the bridge device (usually br0)
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**ethernetInterface is the real interface you want to bridge. It should allready be set to your actual InternalInterface
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**'''ethernetInterface''': (eth0|eth1) is the real interface you want to bridge. It should allready be set to your actual InternalInterface
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**tapInterface is a list of tap interfaces to create and add to the bridge. Usually, you'll only need one tap interfcae (tap0)
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{{Note box|The bridge contrib is not compatible with the NIC bonding option. If you're running in serveronly mode and use NIC bonding, you should disable it before starting the bridge}}
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**status is the status of the service (should it be started automatically on boot)
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**'''tapInterface''': (tap0,tap1) is a comma separated list of tap interfaces to create and add to the bridge. Usually, you'll only need one tap interfcae (tap0)
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**'''status''': (enabled|disabled) is the status of the service (should it be started automatically on boot)
Once you're sure everything is ok, just start the service:
Once you're sure everything is ok, just start the service: