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To disable the virbr0 NAT interface in Linux KVM, you can edit the network configuration file for the virtual network. Here are the steps to disable the virbr0 NAT interface in Linux KVM: Locate the network configuration file: The network configuration file is typically stored in the /etc/libvirt/qemu directory, and has a .xml extension. Look ... Read more