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As an alternative to the default host networking mode, you may want to connect to a bridge interface instead and let the jail obtain its IP address via DHCP (although you may have to be patient for up to 20 seconds after the jail started for networking to work, [assigning the IP address is somehow slow](https://github.com/Jip-Hop/jailmaker/issues/7)). As an alternative to the default host networking mode, you may want to connect to a bridge interface instead and let the jail obtain its IP address via DHCP (although you may have to be patient for up to 20 seconds after the jail started for networking to work, [assigning the IP address is somehow slow](https://github.com/Jip-Hop/jailmaker/issues/7)).
[This YouTube video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7clQw132w58) may be helpful when setting up the bridge interface. Note: You may lock yourself out... It may take several tries... TrueNAS is a bit picky when switching IP addresses and toggling DHCP. May be helpful to connect a monitor and keyboard to the NAS and use `/etc/netcli` to reset the networking interface. Kept bothering with "Register Default Gateway" warning... I just clicked Cancel. [![TrueNAS Scale: Setting up a Static IP and Network Bridge // Access NAS host from VM - YouTube Video](https://img.youtube.com/vi/uPkoeWUfiHU/0.jpg)<br>Watch on YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPkoeWUfiHU "TrueNAS Scale: Setting up a Static IP and Network Bridge // Access NAS host from VM - YouTube Video")
The above YouTube video may be helpful when setting up the bridge interface. Note: if done incorrectly, you may lock yourself out... It may take several tries... You may need to connect a monitor and keyboard to the NAS and use `/etc/netcli` to reset the networking interface.
Add the `--network-bridge=br1 --resolv-conf=bind-host` systemd-nspawn flag when asked for `Additional flags` during jail creation, or set it post-creation by [editing](./README.md#edit-jail-config) the `SYSTEMD_NSPAWN_USER_ARGS` variable inside the `config` file. Add the `--network-bridge=br1 --resolv-conf=bind-host` systemd-nspawn flag when asked for `Additional flags` during jail creation, or set it post-creation by [editing](./README.md#edit-jail-config) the `SYSTEMD_NSPAWN_USER_ARGS` variable inside the `config` file.

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# Passthrough a TrueNAS Bridge Interface # Passthrough a TrueNAS Bridge Interface
By creating a network bridge in the TrueNAS Network page you can bridge the incoming physical network interface to a virtual interface that can be passed to the jail. This type of interface has the benefits of a MAC VLAN interface without the flaws (host to jail networking). Once working the virtual interface can either be assigned a static IP or obtain one automatically via DHCP. By creating a network bridge in the TrueNAS Network page you can bridge the incoming physical network interface to a virtual interface that can be passed to the jail. This type of interface has the benefits of a MAC VLAN interface without the flaws (host to jail networking). Once working the virtual interface can either be assigned a static IP or obtain one automatically via DHCP.
### Flaws ### Flaws
This type of interface takes much longer to set up both in complexity and wait time as there is a current flaw in which HDCP can take between 10 seconds and a minute. This type of interface takes much longer to set up both in complexity and wait time as there is a current flaw in which DHCP can take between 10 seconds and a minute.
Furthermore, if the configuration is not correct it can render your TrueNAS inaccessible via ssh, necessitating a reset using a keyboard and monitor plugged into the TrueNAS server. Furthermore, if the configuration is not correct it can render your TrueNAS inaccessible via ssh, necessitating a reset using a keyboard and monitor plugged into the TrueNAS server.
### Setup ### Setup
[TrueNAS Bridge interface guide](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7clQw132w58) [![TrueNAS Scale: Setting up a Static IP and Network Bridge // Access NAS host from VM - YouTube Video](https://img.youtube.com/vi/uPkoeWUfiHU/0.jpg)<br>Watch on YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPkoeWUfiHU "TrueNAS Scale: Setting up a Static IP and Network Bridge // Access NAS host from VM - YouTube Video")
May be helpful to connect a monitor and keyboard to the NAS and use /etc/netcli to reset the networking interface. Kept bothering with "Register Default Gateway" warning... I just clicked Cancel.
The above YouTube video may be helpful when setting up the bridge interface. Note: if done incorrectly, you may lock yourself out... It may take several tries... You may need to connect a monitor and keyboard to the NAS and use `/etc/netcli` to reset the networking interface.
Add the `--network-bridge=br1 --resolv-conf=bind-host` flag when asked for additional flags during jail creation, or set it post-creation by editing the `SYSTEMD_NSPAWN_USER_ARGS` variable inside the config file. Add the `--network-bridge=br1 --resolv-conf=bind-host` flag when asked for additional flags during jail creation, or set it post-creation by editing the `SYSTEMD_NSPAWN_USER_ARGS` variable inside the config file.