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I went ahead and tried this. Didnt seem to work. I also tried other programs that use multicast that I has on my network and they seem to work just fine on my unraid machine. I think there might be something missing in this. To answer your question on why I would need this is quite simple. I have a household that just want to install and connect without bothering me while I work. Plus, It helps to understand how docker works. Any other advice I could use and test?

When using br0, The client still is unable to see the Minecraft instance. I am not sure if there is something in AMP that I need to configure as nothing shows such function. When running on br0, I am able to connect to multiple ports manually but no server's will not show up when the client scans the network. Could this be a AMP limitation?

I ran Mine-OS in a docker container before and it seemed to work. Not comparing the two. This container is way better. I'm just a bit confused on what @MitchTalmadge is trying to explain. is there a way I can check to see if it is open? Below are the two port bindings I see. I primarily Use the Br0 since it allows me to have multiple minecraft servers run with ports 25565-25570 at the same time and be able to connect manually.

You are right. That's what I thought. It doesn't show up for any of my computers. The firewalls are disabled and nothing is showing. Is there anything I can try to change this?

Good Afternoon, I recently added this to docker collection. I mainly use it for Minecraft with my roomates. The issue that I am requesting assistance on is having the instances broadcast the world to the network. Is this a feature only on Mine-OS or can it be done in AMP as well?