[02:47] <jdr> Got around to finally playing with lxd
[02:48] <jdr> I have a ubuntu server running inside of virtual box, and then 4 lxd containers inside of it.
[02:49] <jdr> from a container I can ping all the other containers,the virtualbox host, anything on lan, and anything on internet
[02:49] <jdr> I however cannot ping or access the containers outside of the virtualbox host
[03:02] <kkremitzki> jdr: it sounds like you might want to do bridged networking
[03:03] <jdr> On the virtualbox host? Thats what its on.
[03:04] <kkremitzki> The virtualbox host may be set up to be bridged but LXD would need to as well
[03:05] <jdr> LXD is using a bridge also
[03:08] <jdr> And the containers are getting an ip address from my dhcp server/gateway
[03:09] <kkremitzki> Hmm, might need to hope someone else can chime in then, I've only begun experimenting with LXD myself
[03:09] <kkremitzki> It's especially weird then if DHCP is working
[03:10] <jdr> It maybe a limitation of virtualbox? Mulitple MAC addresses spewing out of one hosts
[03:11] <kkremitzki> That's possible, I usually use libvirt + qemu + virt-manager so I wouldn't be able to say