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  1. Hello, Unfortunately no, I have moved it into a vm as a usual service not using docker anymore. I think that this issue is docker related and not only related to unraid.
  2. Hello All, I have created some dockers containers using docker compose using br0 external network. Unfortunately, after that, I saw that the newly created docker has a kind of guid (not br0) as network on the docker screen of unraid. On the docker compose I have put the following information : networks: br0: name: br0 external: true and each container is using it this way as I need to put a static IP : networks: br0: ipv4_address: '**********' Is it a normal behaviour ? Looking on the code of the php page, I saw that this is referencing HostConfig:network_mode which is a guid and not br0 in this case. This is the NetworkSettings:Networks:br0:NetworkID from the networks part which is br0. Futhermore if I stop the docker service then start it again, the newly created dockers don't work anymore saying that the network 'long guid here' is not existing. Thank for your help and have a nice day !

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