New install, docker ports not working for container.

LakeWorthB

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So I am using TrueNAS for the first time for a specific job, and need some prebuilt docker containers, and use the '-p <ports>' command to specified inside to outside ports. When I do that, and look at docker ps, the ports are not shown, and it doesn't seem like I can access ports manually either. What do I need to do in order to open a port to docker?
 

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So I am using TrueNAS for the first time for a specific job, and need some prebuilt docker containers, and use the '-p <ports>' command to specified inside to outside ports. When I do that, and look at docker ps, the ports are not shown, and it doesn't seem like I can access ports manually either. What do I need to do in order to open a port to docker?
Stop using docker directly and use the Launch Docker Image button in apps... then specify your Port Forwarding when you set up the container.
 
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