In my logs I'm seeing that for whichever Docker container is last started, it's continually resetting it's network adapter(?) every 60 seconds(or occasionally sooner). If I shut down all containers, and start only 1, that container will exhibit the behavior. If I start a second container, the first will stop resetting and the second container starts doing it. It does it for containers using the Network Type: Bridge and custom.

 

I want to say this coincided with the upgrade to 7.0, but I can't be sure.

https://pastebin.com/EfzLYBUH

unraid-diagnostics-20250119-1421.zip

Edited January 19, 20251 yr by Shomesomesho

docker network inspect internal 

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That network may need to be deleted and fixed...

Review docker stuff here:

 

Edited January 21, 20251 yr by bmartino1
Data - Typo

Thanks for the reply.

I forgot to mention that I deleted the custom network and remade it with the same name. The containers threw errors when starting so I made dummy changes to each containers "network type" (change it from my custom network > bridge > back to custom network) and that allowed them to be started.

 

"Preserve user defined networks" was set to no, so I've changed that to yes. However it is still behaving the same way.

 

root@Unraid:~# docker network ls
NETWORK ID     NAME       DRIVER    SCOPE
44583c7e216b   br0        ipvlan    local
5627c3d032e2   bridge     bridge    local
0a6f1fc0c02a   host       host      local
57ecc04a16e4   internal   bridge    local
521fa5e6cf31   none       null      local
root@Unraid:~#

 

"internal" is my custom network. The name sucks. I'm not creative. Sorry.

 

I'm not sure how much of the linked thread you want me to follow.

 

Thanks again for your help.

14 hours ago, Shomesomesho said:

I'm not sure how much of the linked thread you want me to follow.

 

Disregard my thread, it has nothing to do with your issue and I have no idea why would they link to it. That being said, I've added further clarification on what I did to fix my issue in case anyone needs it in the future.