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Trunk port to docker container?

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I would like to move my UniFI AP controller into a docker container on my unRAID server. My unRAID server is already configured for VLANs and has the appropriate VLANs accessible to its BR0 interface. What I am not sure about is how to get a trunk port to my UniFI controller's docker container. 

 

Current network setup:

VLAN 1: Network management

VLAN 10: Servers

VLAN 20: Wireless clients

VLAN 40: IoT clients

 

While everything is routable, I would prefer to not have to route my AP management traffic (VLAN 1) to my UniFI server (VLAN 10). Makes everything more complicated when adopting new equipment. 

 

TL;DR

 

How can I pass multiple VLANs to a docker container? 

 

 

 

Not very understand your question, if you mean need adopting equipment for two VLAN, then a simple way was install two controller docker for 2 VLAN.

 

Something like as below for OpenSpeedTest docker.

 

 

Edited by Vr2Io

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I want to have BR0 and BR0.10 going to a single container. 

Either 2 interfaces each on their own VLAN or a single interface that can support trunking. 

Edited by ati

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