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Further clarification of the IPv6 enablement after installing Podman #4008
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When the {productname} is installed using [command]``mgradm podman install``, it sets up Podman which enables IPv4 and IPv6 forwarding. | ||
This is needed for communication from the outside of the container. | ||
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However, if your system previously had [literal]``/proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/eth0/accept_ra`` set to [literal]``1``, it will stop using router announcements. |
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LGTM, but please have Karl have a last look, it has changes quite a lot
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Thanks, good work! Just a typo (probably I intro'ed it previously).
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To recover correct functioning of the IPv6 routing, follow the procedure: | ||
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.Reenabling router advertisments |
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.Reenabling router advertisments | |
.Procedure: Reenabling router advertisements |
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Typo slipped in.
When the {productname} is installed using [command]``mgradm install podman`` or [command]``mgrpxy install podman``, it sets up Podman which enables IPv4 and IPv6 forwarding. | ||
This is needed for communication from the outside of the container. | ||
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However, if your system previously had [literal]``/proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/eth0/accept_ra`` set to [literal]``1``, it will stop using router advertisiements. |
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However, if your system previously had [literal]``/proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/eth0/accept_ra`` set to [literal]``1``, it will stop using router advertisiements. | |
However, if your system previously had [literal]``/proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/eth0/accept_ra`` set to [literal]``1``, it will stop using router advertisements. |
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To recover correct functioning of the IPv6 routing, follow the procedure: | ||
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.Procedure: Reenabling router advertisments |
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.Procedure: Reenabling router advertisments | |
.Procedure: Reenabling router advertisements |
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This PR extends previous one (#3966) and replaces admonition with a separate section with procedure that addresses the issue of lost IPv6 connectivity.
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