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# Introduction
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There are two methods of building
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There are two deployment methods.
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## Setting Up Standalone
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- Can be configured to bind a separate IPv6 address, but requires a docker previously installed using the environment installation command of this set of scripts, and requires the host to be bound to at least the /112 IPv6 subnet
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- Generate a single Docker container
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- Can bind an independent IPv6 address, but requires Docker to be installed with this project's installer and a host IPv6 subnet of at least /112
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The hard disk size can only be set by filling in the value if you have selected the option to support limiting the hard disk size during the previous Docker installation, it is not limited when not filled in by default.
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Disk size can be set only if you previously enabled disk-limit support during Docker installation. If omitted, disk size is unlimited by default.
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Each line corresponds to one container. The IPv6 address can only be checked from inside that container.
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## Uninstall all Docker containers and images
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The following command offload ignores ndpresponder to prevent IPv6 configuration failure
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The following cleanup command keeps `ndpresponder` to avoid breaking IPv6 configuration.
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By default, containers are not configured for auto-restart after host reboot. Run the following command to start all stopped containers.
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Because these containers do not run a full init system by default, SSH may not auto-start. Use the following command to start SSH in all running containers.
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Support for running Docker virtualization on various systems, including Linux, Android, and Windows.
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If your host has no IPv6 subnet but you want to assign IPv6 addresses to containers, check the ``Customize``section in the ``Docker`` module for ``Attach a free IPv6 address segment to the host``, then attach an IPv6 subnet before installation.
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## Detect whether Docker supports limiting container hard disk size
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If your host does not have an IPv6 subnet and you want to assign IPv6 addresses to containers, then please check the ``Customize``partition in the ``incus`` module for the ``Attach a free IPv6 address segment`` to the host, and attach an IPv6 subnet to the host before installing the environment.
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Feel free to give the project a ```Star``` for free support!-->[https://github.com/oneclickvirt/docker](https://github.com/oneclickvirt/docker)
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Then open [https://ipv6tunnel.spiritlhl.top/](https://ipv6tunnel.spiritlhl.top/) and select```Option```for```TunnelBrokerCh```, another drop-down selection box to choose the name of the package you successfully installed previously, then paste what you copied in the input box.
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Then open [https://ipv6tunnel.spiritlhl.top/](https://ipv6tunnel.spiritlhl.top/) and select```Option```for```NetAssist```, another drop-down selection box to choose the name of the package you successfully installed previously, then paste what you copied in the input box.
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