July 26, 20223 yr I have several network adapters on my unRaid server 6.10.3. Dockers run on the default eth0, aka, br0, well I assume that based upon choosing "Network Type" to "Bridge", it will use the same adapter that the unRaid web ui is presented on. So a docker running on the default "bridge" network. KVM running on eth1 (which i have connected to the same LAN as eth0, i wan't to spread out network traffic to KVMs vs File Share/dockers). I can Access the KVMs and the Dockers just fine from another computer. Issues arrise when I try to access a Docker from the KVM. I keep getting "connection reset by peer". I assume some kind of firewall/issue on unRaid is causing this? or is it Docker? Is there a command I can run to fix this issue? Thank you!
July 27, 20223 yr Author 60 views and no ideas? should I email unraid directly? Thank you to those that took the time to read but unfortunately don't have an answer for me
July 29, 20223 yr Author 21 hours ago, bonienl said: How exactly did you configure eth0 and eth1 on Unraid? (Sorry other image header was chopped off is eth0, which has the IP for unraid on it). Edited July 29, 20223 yr by marcusone1
July 29, 20223 yr You should make eth1 a bridge member of eth0 (br0). Change the eth0 configuration and make both eth0 and eth1 a bridge member.
July 29, 20223 yr Author 2 hours ago, bonienl said: You should make eth1 a bridge member of eth0 (br0). Change the eth0 configuration and make both eth0 and eth1 a bridge member. Ok, I will try that thank you. Will that affect my VLANs on eth1? Also note: eth0 is a 10G, and eth1 a 1G interface, does that matter... i.e. will eth0 still be used to access the unraid and files, dockers, and eth1 the KVM/others used on eth1? Edited July 29, 20223 yr by marcusone1
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