User-defined networks and IPv6
Much like we saw with IPv4, user-defined networks can leverage IPv6 addressing. That is, all of the network-related parameters relate to both IPv4 and IPv6. In this chapter, we'll walk through defining a user-defined IPv6 network and demonstrate some of the related configuration options.
Getting ready
In this recipe, we'll be using a single Docker host. It is assumed that Docker is installed and is its default configuration. It is not required that the Docker service be enabled with the --ipv6 service-level parameter in order to use IPv6 addressing on user-defined networks.
How to do it…
When working with user-defined networks, we can define configuration for both IPv4 and IPv6. In addition, when we run containers we ...
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