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You must configure both the LXD container’s networking and the host machine’s routing settings.
On Droplet A, make sure that the net.ipv4.ip_forward is also set to 1, and configure the LXD container’s network settings.
On Droplet B, ensure that you have added the correct static route using the private IP address of Droplet A (10.10.10.1) as the gateway for the LXD network.
If you have followed these steps and you are still unable to access your LXD container, please ensure that there are no firewalls on Droplet A or Droplet B that are blocking the traffic. Additionally, verify that the iptables rules are properly set up to allow the traffic between these droplets.
For more information on LXD configuration and usage on DigitalOcean, refer to this LXD guide.