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mutiple static IP addresses to one interface eg. IPv4 and IPv6 dual stack not possible #10725
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Hi there, Thank you for opening an issue. However, there is not enough information here to reproduce or provide a recommendation. When you first open an issue, a template is pre-filled in the box. That template provides instructions for getting your host and guest information, the version of Vagrant, and the debug output. Without that information, it is very challenging for us to assist you. Please supply that information either by updating this ticket or by closing this ticket and opening a new one. Thank you! |
I do not understand the question. Reported issue is simple. What do you need more? Please, be more specific. There is no way to configure 2 different IP addresses on 1 network interface. It would be good to be able to do that. |
@godfryd You did not specify:
This is all covered in the issue template which is provided when you open a new issue. Without this information, it could be a lot of things. Providing that information helps us narrow down what could be going wrong with Vagrant. |
Ubuntu 18.04
This is the question. It is not possible currently.
virtualbox
None
2.2.3 |
This could easily be accomplished by using the Because this option is very provider and platform specific, there's no one solution here. Happy to leave this open in case someone feels motivated to pick it up and make a pull request. Thanks! |
Yes, I did this that way but this is fragile as I had to assume interface names. What if they change in the future? I do not have that guarantee. So I would prefer to have such ability on Vagrantfile network level. |
It seems that it is not possible to configure two IP addresses on one network interface.
I wanted to have 1 IPv4 and 1 IPv6 address assigned to one interface like this
inet 192.168.50.252 and inet6 fe80::a00:27ff:fed0:c918
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