@Serge
As for the lxcbr0 interface, this is the device that all of the traffic leaving the lxc containers goes through. In master / Kilo this devices could be overriden and or changed using the `lxc_net_bridge` variable. There are several options available for setting up and defining the lxc network interface and will need to be configured for a successful deployment when using physical devices. These options can all be seen here: https://github.com/stackforge/os-ansible-deployment/blob/master/playbooks/roles/lxc_hosts/defaults/main.yml#L16-L31
The fix needs to be added into the the lxc-system-manage tool which is used to bring the dnsmasq oinline for use within lxc
Master: /github. com/stackforge/ os-ansible- deployment/ blob/master/ playbooks/ roles/lxc_ hosts/templates /lxc-system- manage. j2#L141- L158
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The same thing can be done in Juno too: /github. com/stackforge/ os-ansible- deployment/ blob/juno/ rpc_deployment/ roles/lxc_ common/ files/lxc- system- manage# L134-L150
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@Serge /github. com/stackforge/ os-ansible- deployment/ blob/master/ playbooks/ roles/lxc_ hosts/defaults/ main.yml# L16-L31
As for the lxcbr0 interface, this is the device that all of the traffic leaving the lxc containers goes through. In master / Kilo this devices could be overriden and or changed using the `lxc_net_bridge` variable. There are several options available for setting up and defining the lxc network interface and will need to be configured for a successful deployment when using physical devices. These options can all be seen here: https:/