Closed sudogreg closed 4 years ago
If you are installing these 2 or 3 instances on all different Docker hosts, there should be no issue.
If you are setting these up on the same Docker host, make sure to rename container
and network
names in the docker-compose.yml, else they will indeed cause conflicts.
Also, I just realized, unless your host has the same amount of network adapters and IP addresses as the amount of instances you're trying to setup, it makes no sense to setup multiple instances on the same host due to port exhaustion. I.e. every port can be only assigned once.
that makes sense. i actually have 2 hyper-v physical hosts, each one will be running this project so i think it should be ok since they are on 2 different physical machines. i am trying your other comment now
Closing, as there has been no activity on this issue for almost a year.
Lets say i ran a very small WISP and wanted to try this using 2 or 3 unique public IP addresses (say 23.100.100.11, 23.100.100.12, 23.100.100.13 for example) would the 3 be able to communicate or would there be any issues with them all sharing internal IP addresses as configured?