Which networking drivers allow you to enable multi-host network connectivity between containers?

The `macvlan` and `ipvlan` drivers allow containers to connect directly to the host's physical network, enabling them to communicate across hosts as if they were physical devices on the same segment. The `overlay` driver creates a distributed network across multiple Docker daemon hosts, allowing containers on different hosts to communicate seamlessly using VXLAN encapsulation.

The `bridge` and `user-defined` bridge networks are primarily single-host networks by default, and `host` networking directly uses the host's network stack without providing multi-host container-to-container connectivity.

The `bridge` network driver is generally for single-host connectivity, making this option incorrect for multi-host capabilities.

The `host` network driver does not provide multi-host container-to-container connectivity, and `user-defined` bridge networks are primarily single-host.