I don't know if this will help or not. Openvswitch is a debian package that offers a lot of very advanced network switching options. I don't think it needs to be a plugin. It might also help with the kvm networking.
It also is an option available with proxmox.
I'm not against changing the kvm plugin to allow creating networks from any network interface on the system. Should be a relatively easy change.
I don't think it's needed. Editabled macaddress field on the vlan network configuration would just solve the problem. But I'd like to also know how to move on with that saltstack 
Editabled macaddress field on the vlan network configuration would just solve the problem
I maintain the plugin and not OMV though.
** edit -- I just looked and the plugin already enumerates all network interfaces on the system. Mine is showing docker network interfaces in the list.
But I'd like to also know how to move on with that saltstack
There isn't a way to add saltstack code without hardcoding the mac addresses. At that point, you might as well just maintain the netplan files.
There isn't a way to add saltstack code without hardcoding the mac addresses. At that point, you might as well just maintain the netplan files.
that's not a problem to hardcode macaddress there. In the end it must be somewhere. The thing is that I'm trying to understand what are the incoming values I can use in that salttack so I can properly play with that. Normally I'd use that command I mentioned in that post but it's not working so I don't know what's available.
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