I'm able to add IPv6 to a Centos LXC container via GUI, after that i login to the container and check everything works great.
But from within the container, i can manually edit the file /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 and modify the IPv6 in that file to another IPv6 address in the same block. After restarting the network, i can ping that new IPv6 address !!!!.
So, it means that any LXC customer can use any IPv6 in the range that is assigned to the node, this is a big problem for me.
So, i'd like to ask if this is a known bug, and how to go around with it?
Thanks!
But from within the container, i can manually edit the file /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 and modify the IPv6 in that file to another IPv6 address in the same block. After restarting the network, i can ping that new IPv6 address !!!!.
So, it means that any LXC customer can use any IPv6 in the range that is assigned to the node, this is a big problem for me.
So, i'd like to ask if this is a known bug, and how to go around with it?
Thanks!