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Prevent Unraid (6.12.10) from getting an IP on a automatic created bridged interface

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Hi,

 

I have a Wireguard tunnel for which, like all the others, a bridge network is created so that everyone can communicate with it. Assuming I have understood the settings under Setting->Network Setting->Enable Bridging correctly. I have connected my container to this bridged network so that it can only communicate via the Wireguard tunnel. So far, communication works and curl ifconfig.io gives me the IP from the other end of the tunnel. For security reasons, however, I think it would be good if this container could not communicate with the rest of the server's interfaces.? As far as I understand, this would be possible if Unraid did not get its own IP on this interface. The question is what would the approach be, or more specifically, how would you do it via the CLI? Or is there another way? I think one way would be to set up a wireguard docker and set up the corresponding dockers with --net=container:wireguard. But I thought if Unraid already comes with Wireguard... :) I would be very happy to receive a few tips or links to read. Thank you in advance.

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