November 4, 20214 yr I am currently fighting with the situation that I have multiple docker containers which I would like to open with simple hostnames. The current setup is: I have a local domain, for simplicity purpose I will call it LOCALDOMAIN Unraid is reachable via unraid.LOCALDOMAIN from my internal network pfSense is running on dedicated hardware, DHCP & DNS services are used Docker container is started with the extra parameter --hostname dockername.unraid.LOCALDOMAIN Container webGUI is reachable via TCP port 80 Container is set to have a fixed IP address on my local network pfSense is configured to link the docker FQDN to the container's fixed IP address When I lookup the FQDN I also get back the correct IP address. However, when I try to access the FQDN I am simply redirected to my unraid webGUI (sure it also runs on TCP port 80). As long as I directly open the IP address everything is fine. I would like to get the solution working that rather opening my unraid FQDN + specific ports, I will be able to open my Docker containers via dedicated FQDNs. I am pretty sure that I am overseeing some basic routing/network fact that actually prevents what I want but as said, I am for sure just blind to it.
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