"Serge E. Hallyn"
writes:
> Quoting Sascha (sascha.djo...@arcor.de):
>> as far as i understand, there is no way to stay with network-manager
>> and using lxc, with bridging interface as the only solution.
>>
>> Anyone got network-manager going with bridging? On a laptop its no
>> fun going withou
Quoting Sascha (sascha.djo...@arcor.de):
> Hello there,
>
> as far as i understand, there is no way to stay with network-manager and
> using lxc, with bridging interface as the only solution.
>
> Anyone got network-manager going with bridging? On a laptop its no fun
> going without networking-aut
Hello there,
as far as i understand, there is no way to stay with network-manager and
using lxc, with bridging interface as the only solution.
Anyone got network-manager going with bridging? On a laptop its no fun
going without networking-automation.
Thanks in advance
Sascha
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