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Docker's support for IPv6 is really poor. Basics are still gated behind the "experimental" flag, and there are bugs that have been open for years preventing ver
by josephcsible 3y ago
Docker's support for IPv6 is really poor. Basics are still gated behind the "experimental" flag, and there are bugs that have been open for years preventing very common configurations from working.
- mmis1000 3y agoIt don't even support dynamically assigned ipv6 address. And ipv6 prefix need to be hardcoded into config. And even worse , ipv6 address(not suffix) is bounded directly to the container at creation time. If your ipv6 prefix changed for whatever reason.(laptop is a thing since 20 years ago, you know) Best you can do is scrap the container and make a new one. I would say keep it experimental at current status is a good decision. It's simply not usable currently.