Turned out it was the mtu setting directly on the vlan interface that
causes the problem:
auto eth1.2667
iface eth1.2667 inet static
address 10.245.184.20/24
vlan-raw-device eth1
mtu 9000
vlan_id 2667
mtu needs to be set on the underlying network device (eth1 in this
case).
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ifup of vlan interfaces failing during networking start - RTNETLINK
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