August 2, 20241 yr So I'm currently using macvlan with bridging turn off on eth0. When I create a custom docker network it is being listed as a bridge network even though I have bridging turned off. Can someone explain what is going on and what the newly created custom docker network is?
August 2, 20241 yr Community Expert It uses macvtap, if you upgrade to 6.12.11 you should be able to use macvaln with bridging enabled without issues.
August 2, 20241 yr Author 11 minutes ago, JorgeB said: It uses macvtap, if you upgrade to 6.12.11 you should be able to use macvaln with bridging enabled without issues. So is eth0 macvlan and all created custom docker networks are macvtap or are both macvtap. I only ask this because while eth0 uses static ip addresses the newly created docker networks seem to all use the host ip like when bridge is enabled. Edited August 2, 20241 yr by Seraphys
August 2, 20241 yr Community Expert IIRC macvtap is used to replaced the bridging, so that VMs can still use that interface, containers should all use macvlan.
August 3, 20241 yr Community Expert Unraid network setting bridging off is different bridge form docker network bridge.
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