I have a NMS running on a docker and i want to assign a domain. I cant change the ip of the docker only the range it then assumes the ip of the host. So the problem is it takes priority over other domains on the server and is accessible on all the assigned ip's. example How it s suppose to be x.x.x.1 - ispconfig - accesible on any port x.x.x.2 - domain1.com - accessible on any port x.x.x.3 - docker -private range 172.16.x.x on the internal bridge - accessible on any port currently x.x.x.1,2,3 all goes to the docker unless the port is not being used by the docker x.x.x.1 -docker x.x.x.1:8080 -ispconfig x.x.x.2 - docker x.x.x.3 - docker Should i run the docker on a separate VM or can i run it from the host itself ? hope i explained it well enough
thanks a lot for your help, have figured it out, had to make a lot of configurations on azure before installing. esp firewalls and the subnet settings
