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Can't access docker containers after kernel panic crash.

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After a kernel panic and crash which I suspect was related somehow to assigning custom IP addresses on BR0 similar what is described here...

 

Many dockers have nothing under the "port mappings" column even though they used to.  I cannot access any docker at all via http://IP:port even those that still list the IP:port mappings.  I am left with two 'versons' of BR:  

br-9c2cde536e88 and br-03ece3ee359d that I didn't create and cannot delete.

 

 

At this point, I am over my head and totally confused.  

 

Is there an easy way to wipe all the docker network setting and just start over from scratch?

 

 

  • Community Expert

at the command line, try

docker network list

and

docker network help

 

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