Proxmox IPv6 only?
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Based on our experimentation, no. I'm pretty sure you can only add IPv6 addresses after creation with a v4.
Setsura
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This used to work for me: http://mmaton.com/2014/02/ipv6-only-proxmox-ct/
You can try it if you want.
You can try it if you want.
Not really looked into proxmox, but surely you could just have a block of internal IPv4 and assign that instead for the v4 side and then have v6 as primary? NAT v4 will be harder ofc.
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Yes, that would work just fine.
We have only been messing around with Proxmox to see what it's all about-nothing serious.
earl
Active Member
With proxmox v3.2.4 seems you can assign ipv6 address directly from the web interface, not like previously where you need to use a private ip and vzctl a v6 to the CT.
I have created a couple of v6 only CT's and works fine. Thing is you need to add the v6 DNS manually after the CT is created and remove the v4 DNS. The odd thing is you cannot add a v6 DNS direct to the host node since the host proxmox node does not seem to accept the v6 address. You must manually add the v6 DNS and remove V4 DNS only after the CT is created.
I have created a couple of v6 only CT's and works fine. Thing is you need to add the v6 DNS manually after the CT is created and remove the v4 DNS. The odd thing is you cannot add a v6 DNS direct to the host node since the host proxmox node does not seem to accept the v6 address. You must manually add the v6 DNS and remove V4 DNS only after the CT is created.