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[ubuntu] Setup IPv6 network with ubuntu host and two VMs

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http://ubuntuforums.org – Hello All I want to setup IPv6 network with two VMs(virtual box) on a ubuntu 12.04 host. One VM is backtrack and second is window XP. I want to know that how can i setup a fully IPv6 network so that i can communicate form backtrack to XP on virtual box network attached in bridged adapter mode, all traffic from backtrack to XP should goes through Ubuntu host. is it also possible to configure ubuntu host as a DHCPv6 server so that it serve IPv6 to VMs automatically and able to communicate. I appreciate any help. Thanks (Hardware)

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Submitted by dayu on 02/14/2013

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