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Hetzner and IPv6

nikcnikc Member
edited May 2013 in Help

Anyone have any experience with this ?

I have IPv6 working fine on my host node now, but my KVM VM's are causing me some problems :(

Nik

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  • NeoNeo Banned

    I had ipv6 also working but without Running virtualisation.

  • fileMEDIAfileMEDIA Member

    You should need proxy ndp to share the ipv6 network with your VMs. Or order a secondary ipv6 subnet, the first one as a transport network and the second one for the VMs. The second subnet will be routed to the first network.

  • nikcnikc Member

    @fileMEDIA said: You should need proxy ndp to share the ipv6 network with your VMs. Or order a secondary ipv6 subnet, the first one as a transport network and the second one for the VMs. The second subnet will be routed to the first network.

    Thanks, I will take a look into this :)

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