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Agent DVR Docker - 2 IP's

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I'm struggling to figure out how to map 2 IP's to Agent DVR docker, lets say for example 1 NIC using IP 192.168.10.10 for my camera subnet since all cameras are on 192.168.10.X which is blocked from internet from my Dream Machine Pro (Router).

 

And use 192.168.1.10 IP for internet access to allow for Remote Access to clients

 

Is there a trick to allow 2 IP's on one NIC, or can I assign 2 IP's on 2 different NIC's?

 

This is so easy on windows, but the overhead of running windows is not ideal

Any help is greatly appreciated

16 hours ago, custms said:

Is there a trick to allow 2 IP's on one NIC, or can I assign 2 IP's on 2 different NIC's?

This not a first problem, the real problem are most docker not support multiple virtual network interface or multiple subnet.

 

When you found NIC have different IP, actually they are point to different virtual interface through same physical NIC.

Edited by Vr2Io

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Are you suggesting that I could assign 2 different IP's with 2 different physical NIC's?

Unraid support VLAN, so physical NIC could have different subnet by VLAN.

 

As said, I don't know how you could achieve your goal in NVR docker. But no problem if VM.

 

Or simple ask, does Agent DVR docker support multiple network interface ?

Edited by Vr2Io

  • 3 weeks later...
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Thank you for the insight, I will play with the VLAN settings and see if I can achieve what I am looking for and respond to this thread to help others :)

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