Hi everyone,I haven't yet tried this yet but thought I'd ask first because it seems a bit crazy, but...
Is it possible to configure a container so that it has a bridge in it ?Reason for asking is this: I have a container that runs a desktop environment. I want to run VirtualBox on that desktop, which I have installed and it's working fine with NAT networking. However, I realise I need a bridge for any vm to be able to do anything useful on the network.
So, can I configure a container so that it has a bridged network adapter so that I can select it as a "bridged adapter" in VirtualBox's vm network settings, either the same bridge as on the host or another one within the container that is somehow connected to the lan ?
Many thanks, John
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