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You just configure the Docker daemon.json with a subnet to use from the /56 that your ISP allocates you; { "ipv6": true, "fixed-cidr-v6": "2001:db8:3f7a:2c19:8b4e::/80", "bridge-accept-fwmark": "0x1", "allow-direct-routing": true } That's not my real IPv6 prefix I changed it to one from the documentation range as an example. You can use the fwmark in nftables for firewall rules to allow traffic (since it's routed directly to the container / no docker-proxy or dnat, etc). At least I think that's right from what I was able to figure out. The documentation isn't great. Give your LLM this comment and ask it to explain it.⏱ 3d↩