Ah ha! I was looking in the abstractions.d for the actual VM definitions. I hadn't thought to look up a level for the virt-aa-helper definition.
Sure enough, adding "network inet6," just below the "network inet," and restarting the libvirt-bin service caused the VM to be able to start.
Ah ha! I was looking in the abstractions.d for the actual VM definitions. I hadn't thought to look up a level for the virt-aa-helper definition.
Sure enough, adding "network inet6," just below the "network inet," and restarting the libvirt-bin service caused the VM to be able to start.