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Possibly because the other popular approach -- bridging the VM's emulated Ethernet card to one of the host's network adapters -- doesn't always work or isn't al
by nandhp 11y ago
Possibly because the other popular approach -- bridging the VM's emulated Ethernet card to one of the host's network adapters -- doesn't always work or isn't always supported. (Last I checked, bridging was unsupported by my wireless driver, though this was several years ago.)
- glandium 11y agoIt's IPv6, they could just route it.
- justincormack 11y agoThe expectation would be for ipv6 routing that you have more than a /64 assigned, but many setups just share a /64 between all devices. You need to allocate yourself a /60 say so you can allocate a /64 per VM to route.
- fulafel 11y agoYou can do ND proxy then.