fix: enable mld listener queries, disable multicast snooping - #11246
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A few SEV-enabled machines fail to upgrade, however after a reboot the upgrade all of a sudden succeeds. The guest does not respond to MLD queries (firewall blocks them) and as a consequence, the bridge in the HostOS does not flood the group and neighbor discovery messages to the guest. This prevents the upgrade VM to connect to the active VM. This only happens if there is an active MLD querier around (switch/router). We see this issue only on very few machines.