Version: 6.8.1 w/ NVIDIA drivers 440.44
In this example, br0 and br1 exist on my server, br1 spanning multiple interfaces, one of which is a 1gbe and another a 10gbe
When reviewing my Docker Settings, I see IPv4 and IPv6 listings for both br0 and br1, as well as the custom added IPv4 for eth2 (which exist's within br1, but uses global network IP scheme)
However, only br0 and eth2 show up as options (as well as bridge, host, and none) when creating a docker container... br1 missing!?
One concern I have, is in the docker settings section. I've noticed that the gateway is listed automatically as the global IP address, which technically works based on my network configuration, but I am unsure of why. This should match interface settings right?
Looking at the interface section, the gateway is configured to use 10.1.10.1 as my default gateway.
This could be as simple as a configuration issue on my end. But I think this might be a bug as well.
Additionally, When editing settings > Docker, I have only blanks to add networks to eth2, not sure if there is a way to manually edit which interfaces are associated with manual IP assignment, or if br1 can be removed or changed manually...
Would I have to remove my docker image to start fresh with this?
Also, here is the current routing table: Notice how default route for br1's 10.1.10.0 network shows correctly.
The only manually assigned network here is the 96.x.x.x global addressing scheme.
Someone help?
Main concern(s) in summary:
--Why does docker settings learn the global IP address as the default route? Even when default is specified for the local network in interface settings.
--Why can I not edit the default gateway in the br1 network setting for Docker under Settings > Docker
--Why does eth2 show up as the only setting that can be edited manually in docker settings? Because it doesn't have IP addressing directly assigned to it in interface settings?
--Why does br1 not show up in creating docker containers, yet br0 and eth2 show?
-Jockie
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