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  almost 8 years ago by dmacvicar | Reply

  Network setup is interesting, docker manages a docker bridge and ip addresses for you.

  You can connect nspawn to the libvirt bridge (that has dhcp):

  sudo systemd-nspawn -b -x --network-bridge=virbr0 -M manager-3.0

  However, just like you have to delete /etc/securetty, you need to move ifcfg-eth0 to ifcfg-host0 if you want to use the default host0 name, or, use --network-veth-extra but then you need to do the bridge operations yoursef.

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Network setup is interesting, docker manages a docker bridge and ip addresses for you. You can connect nspawn to the libvirt bridge (that has dhcp): ``` sudo systemd-nspawn -b -x --network-bridge=virbr0 -M manager-3.0 ``` However, just like you have to delete `/etc/securetty`, you need to move `ifcfg-eth0` to `ifcfg-host0` if you want to use the default `host0` name, or, use `--network-veth-extra` but then you need to do the bridge operations yoursef.
 
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Network setup is interesting, docker manages a docker bridge and ip addresses for you.
You can connect nspawn to the libvirt bridge (that has dhcp):
sudo systemd-nspawn -b -x --network-bridge=virbr0 -M manager-3.0
However, just like you have to delete /etc/securetty, you need to move ifcfg-eth0 to ifcfg-host0 if you want to use the default host0 name, or, use --network-veth-extra but then you need to do the bridge operations yoursef.
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