Although your question is about IPv6 assignments to lxc containers.
Wouldn't the "accepted" answer in this post also help with what you want to
do assuming you made additions for dhcp6 to the dhcp etc that were already
documented in the "accepted" answer's secondary script?
http://askubuntu.com/q
Alright I figured out the lxc-net bits. I added an upstart job to run when
lxc-net kicks in and to cleanup before lxc-net has a chance to disappear.
This is what I wrote up. I'm sure there must be a better way but this is
the cleanest route I can find. I'm always open to suggestions. On that
no
Thanks for the info. I ended up going a bit of a different route.
Since I was planning to manually assign I didn't need radvd or to
proxy ndp or even neighbor proxy. I just assigned an ipv6 to the
lxcbr0 interface then setup ipv6 in the container with the gateway
pointing at the lxcbr0 ipv6 addre
Robert
I've been learning how to do this over the past week or so.
I've found a few good write-ups which may help you out:
I have only found 1 online write-up about LXC & IPv6.This one seems to
cover most of the configuration aspects & I thought it was pretty good: LXC
Host featuring IPv
Ok so this should be easy right? Here is what I got going on so far
through some testing. It isn't fully implemented but I want to test
it all out first before it goes live.
Anyways my host is Linode (as I've mentioned in some prior emails) and
on their network they have mac security enabled so
