> On 1/09/2015, at 3:05 pm, steve <[email protected]> wrote: > > I obviously am missing something here. > > To rephrase. > > What are the steps necessary to publish a KVM guest to the internet using > IPv6? > > The server has a /120 allocation, which I have been using from 1 upwards and > have a dozen or more in use. How should I configure the server - without > bridging eth0: - to accomplish this, and what subnet will be made available > to the client?? >
So it depends how this is delivered to you. If it is routed to you via your link local address (or global unicast addresses) all you need to do is configure this behind your kvm host and present it to the guest as a virtual bridge. Otherwise in you can use link locals to get the prefix to you and then present it to a vm bridge behind the host. I have done this before back when I had a dedicated server with Hetzner, but its been a while so i’m lacking the technical details on how to achieve this. I’ll build a lab on this and get back to you on this. Cheers, Fraser
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