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Add IPv6 support in NetworkInterface feature#3957

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Add IPv6 feature by utilizing the existing use_ipv6 runbook parameter.
IPv6 Features enables IPv6 support in VNet, Subnet and enable IPv6 on the nic interface.

The Primary IP of the VM continues to be IPv4, hence no change is required in host that is running LISA. The communication between the VMs uses IPv6.

@adityagesh adityagesh force-pushed the aditya/ipv6_basic branch 2 times, most recently from 69dc31e to 9ba90cd Compare August 12, 2025 10:16
@adityagesh adityagesh changed the title Add IPv6 Feature and Netperf test Add IPv6 support in NetworkInterface feature Aug 14, 2025
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# All Azure VMs support synthetic and SRIOV networking
# All Azure VMs can support both IPv4 and IPv6 via ARM template configuration
return schema.NetworkInterfaceOptionSettings(
data_path=search_space.SetSpace(
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When is this method used? There wasn’t such a method, but the SR-IOV and synthetic settings worked correctly.

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