feature request, dual stack for default network

[pixel fairy]

when making multi machine vagrant files, your limited to ipv4 for connection to the outside without doing some fancy setups.

this would be easier if vagrant attached eth0 to ::1 as well as 127.0.0.1 on the outside and an ipv6 ula address on the inside to go with the v4 one. since this is provider specific, can it start with virtualbox?

till then, i just got this working using tayga on the router vm (ubuntu/trusty64)

[Alvaro Miranda Aguilera]

Hello,

Can you elaborate a bit more?

::1 and 127.0.0.1 are ip for the loopback device lo

not sure what will be the benefit of having loopback ip in other interface 

Thanks

Alvaro

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[pixel fairy]

by default, when you vagrant up, vagrant opens a port on ipv4 loopback, and gives the machine an ip4 address with a process that nats to the internet.

Id like an v6 address on the inside so virtual machines can also reach the v6 internet.

[Alvaro Miranda Aguilera]

In my house, I do Bridge, and the VM gets IPV6, since nat ipv6 is not required.

Have you tried?

Other than that, if you create a VM without Vagrant, what are the settings you use? Whats the ifconfig?

Thanks

Alvaro.

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[pixel fairy]

Yes, bridged works. its not seamlessly portable, but it looks like the best option until virtualbox catches up. thanks!