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Login into the dashboard and go to the Instances menu, click on ''Attach Interface'', which will open a dialog. | Login into the dashboard and go to the Instances menu, click on ''Attach Interface'', which will open a dialog. | ||
Use VLAN 3352 (2607:f8f0:c11:7004::/64) from the network menu. | Use VLAN 3352 (2607:f8f0:c11:7004::/64) from the network menu and click on attach. | ||
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Interface menu attach.png.png|Drop down menu to attach an interface | Interface menu attach.png.png|Drop down menu to attach an interface | ||
netlist.png|Available Networks Menu | netlist.png|Available Networks Menu | ||
show_attached.png| Show the second IPv6 interface | |||
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Revision as of 18:54, 14 July 2021
This is not a complete article: This is a draft, a work in progress that is intended to be published into an article, which may or may not be ready for inclusion in the main wiki. It should not necessarily be considered factual or authoritative.
IPv6 in Arbutus Cloud
IPv6 Link-Local (LLA) and Global Unicast Addresses (GUA) are generally available within the Arbutus Cloud environment. GUA can be set up via a separate interface, which in turn also handles only the IPv6 traffic. Addresses are being setup via Router Advertisement packages and automatically setup on the VM interface, per default those are still unreachable from the world, until the security group allows the traffic. The way from the VM to any IPv6 GUA will work automatically.
Example configuration
Login into the dashboard and go to the Instances menu, click on Attach Interface, which will open a dialog. Use VLAN 3352 (2607:f8f0:c11:7004::/64) from the network menu and click on attach.
Dashboard showing Instances
Drop down menu to attach an interface
Available Networks Menu
Show the second IPv6 interface
