Container is running on IPs ranges that aren't in my network #1217
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Is this inside the docker container? I believe docker sets its own subnet within the container and this isn't related to your network: |
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I just upgraded to v2.9.2 and now when I start the container, the 3rd octet of the IP is changes with every start which doesn't align to an acceptable IP range on my network.
My IP ranges should be 192.168.0.X. Instead, when I start the container, I get 192.168.Y.X where both X and Y are changing. WTF am I missing here that is causing this?
I'm using an RPi that is 192.168.0.3 so this should be starting running on 192.168.0.3:5000 not a random address like 192.168.112.2 etc.
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