February 22, 20251 yr Hello everyone, I'm currently running Unraid version 7.0.0. In a previous beta release, I recall being able to set a Docker container’s network type to “host,” which allowed me to assign a fixed IP address to that container. I used this setup for a middleware container that needed its own IP so it could operate on the default ports 80 and 443. All my other containers work fine in bridge mode—they share the server’s IP and simply use different ports. However, for this specific middleware container, a dedicated IP is essential. Has anyone else noticed that the option to hardcode an IP via the host network type is missing in the current stable version? If so, is there an alternative approach or workaround to achieve the same setup? Thanks in advance for your help! Edited February 22, 20251 yr by zwarag low effort
February 22, 20251 yr Solution 4 minutes ago, zwarag said: Has anyone else noticed that the option to hardcode an IP via the host network type is missing in the current stable version? Isn't what you want in Network type br0? That or a Docker VLAN is the way I do it.
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