Closed akanoodles closed 3 years ago
@akanoodles
The IP address range is different on the new network you created. If the containers are to talk internally to each other you need to do so using the IP addresses the containers have on that network.
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JediNite
@JediNite I'm a noob at doing this, are you able to provide an example of how to fix this?
I'm guessing I need to fill this page out properly.
I figured it out, I just had to connect without creating a new network but targeting the IP address that Portainer created instead of my localhost IP
Hardware: WD PR4100 OS: 5.04.114 Running: Docker with Portainer 1.24.1 Containers running: linuxserver/Medusa linuxserver/Transmission linuxserver/deluge linuxserver/Plex
Problem: Medusa gets a connection error when trying to access the Transmission host: port (192.168.0.32 9091) Seems like the containers can't talk to each other How do I fix this within Portainer
Medusa![98545040-c329e280-228c-11eb-9858-07f2cb26794f](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1613697/98671751-a5bc4d80-234c-11eb-93c3-e494566e3bce.png)
Transmission![98545087-d6d54900-228c-11eb-8c32-63805be88744](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1613697/98671754-a654e400-234c-11eb-8c4b-0b8a311d6ed7.png)
New Network![Screenshot_2020-11-10 Portainer](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1613697/98672051-16636a00-234d-11eb-9dd3-db6de8752230.png)
I've tried to create a new bridge and still can't fix (unless I'm getting the settings wrong).