Remove duplicate appending of "6" to network type #13241
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To distinct between IPv4 and IPv6 configuration, a "6" was added to the network configuration type if an IPv6 address should be configured. This is now duplicate, as with pull 13024 the same thing is already done prior, thus leading to a duplicate "6" at the end of the network config type, i.e. "static66".
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To distinct between IPv4 and IPv6 configuration, a "6" was added to the network configuration type if an IPv6 address should be configured. This is now duplicate, as with pull 13024 the same thing is already done prior and more globally, thus leading to a duplicate "6" at the end of the network config type, i.e. "static66".
Tested on my local system without breakage using a "private_network" config, but I was unable to extensively test this.