vps have 16 ipv6 ,how to map these IPV6 to the 16 of docker containeris which is simple puling down ubutun,

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vps have 16 ipv6 ,how to map these IPV6 to the 16 of docker containeris which is simple puling of ubutun,
when you communiate with a IPV6 of the vps ,the data normally go to the docker.
16 docker container like 16 vps.

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