Yes, this does work, although I’m somewhat surprised that the explicit --network default
failed. (Maybe it internally thinks of that as nil
.)
Like before, you can verify by comparing the first 3 :
-delimited blocks of hex digits in the IP address—with the corresponding part of the address of a machine within the default network…
fdaa:3:2210:0:1::20 ← flycast
fdaa:3:2210:a7b:119:7654:6543:2 ← machine (client)
^^^^^^^^^^^
equal
Conversely, machines that differ there will not be able to use it.
(There isn’t really a “nesting” structure among the 6PNs, even though it might sound that way at first…)
Hope this helps!