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hi,there

i add a new container in the unraid docker,set up a few port.but i got a problem,some port of this container i can not connected. such as port 10011 ,10052 ,11011

but i can connect the container's port such as 7600

i don't know why

please help me

thank you

docker run
  -d
  --name='server'
  --net='proxy'
  -e TZ="America/Los_Angeles"
  -e HOST_OS="Unraid"
  -e HOST_HOSTNAME="Tower"
  -e HOST_CONTAINERNAME="server"
  -e 'AUTO_MYSQL_IP'='true'
  -e 'MYSQL_NAME'='mysql'
  -e 'MYSQL_IP'='172.19.0.9'
  -e 'MYSQL_PORT'='3306'
  -e 'GAME_PASSWORD'='7'
  -e 'AUTO_PUBLIC_IP'='false'
  -e 'PUBLIC_IP'='192.168.50.165'
  -e 'DP2'='false'
  -e 'GM_ACCOUNT'='user'
  -e 'GM_PASSWORD'='456'
  -l net.unraid.docker.managed=dockerman
  -p '7600:7600/tcp'
  -p '881:881/tcp'
  -p '20303:20303/tcp'
  -p '20303:20303/udp'
  -p '20403:20403/tcp'
  -p '20403:20403/udp'
  -p '40403:40403/tcp'
  -p '40403:40403/udp'
  -p '7000:7000/tcp'
  -p '7000:7000/udp'
  -p '7001:7001/tcp'
  -p '7001:7001/udp'
  -p '7200:7200/tcp'
  -p '7200:7200/udp'
  -p '10011:10011/tcp'
  -p '31100:31100/tcp'
  -p '30303:30303/tcp'
  -p '30303:30303/udp'
  -p '30403:30403/tcp'
  -p '30403:30403/udp'
  -p '10052:10052/tcp'
  -p '20011:20011/tcp'
  -p '20203:20203/tcp'
  -p '20203:20203/udp'
  -p '30703:30703/udp'
  -p '11011:11011/udp'
  -p '2311-2313:2311-2313/udp'
  -p '30503:30503/tcp'
  -p '11052:11052/udp'
  -v '/mnt/user/appdata/cz/server/log':'/home/cz/game/log':'rw'
  -v '/mnt/user/appdata/cz/server/data':'/data':'rw'
  --shm-size=8g

tower-diagnostics-20231217-0223.zip

Edited by xenoblade

  • Community Expert

Not sure I understand your question?    You cannot use a random port within a docker container - you need to be using the ports the docker developer has set up the container to use.

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12 minutes ago, itimpi said:

Not sure I understand your question?    You cannot use a random port within a docker container - you need to be using the ports the docker developer has set up the container to use.

Updated description.yes. i follow the container description to build

If you are using either Network Type as Host or assigning the container a specific IP address, then any and all port mappings are ignored because in those 2 settings they make no sense.

 

The docker run command for one of the apps which you're having issues on would be very helpful

  • Author
1 minute ago, Squid said:

If you are using either Network Type as Host or assigning the container a specific IP address, then any and all port mappings are ignored because in those 2 settings they make no sense.

 

The docker run command for one of the apps which you're having issues on would be very helpful

no, the container network is custom

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