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  1. been having a similar issue only since i started using docker containers, which are way better then using VM's for me for startup/shutdown/usage speeds. i use network types of host/bridge/br0. br0 was needed with custom ip, cause Comcast is a trash company. i have been using macvlan, so i just switched it to ipvlan. will report back if this addresses my issue.
  2. I have a solution that worked for me. remove `Host Port 1:` add a new Port Config Type: Port Name: Host Port 1 Container Port: 8080 Host Port: 5080 Connection Type: TCP you can check to see if this will help you before you try it if you like. my container uses `Console shell command: Bash` with the container running open up console and run the following command. cat /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-default.conf if you see `<VirtualHost *:8080>` then this port change will probably help. NOTE: i didn't need to do anything else in this thread, only needed to change the port
  3. i didn't see anything regarding SSL. is it possible to get this working with https?
  4. this helped me with my issue as well. i was trying to pass through a 9800GT graphics card to Windows XP VM and it would show up and let me install drivers but had a code 10. i tried a bunch of crap but then saw this and figured maybe it'd work on a graphics card. I did break my VM once but was able to use the vdisk on a new VM. but i changed my bus for the 9800 in the xml from 0x00 to 0x06, and it was detected in the vm then without code 10 error. at that point i just had to reinstall the nvidia drivers and reboot. thanks for this super odd solution