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cenk1cenk2 / docker-softether-vpnsrv

SoftEther VPN Server with DNSMASQ DHCP Server or bridge mode connection for VPN-to-site setup.
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container not exposing ports correctly? #6

Closed SuperHofstad closed 4 years ago

SuperHofstad commented 4 years ago

container 1: portainer, can access outside eth0(ens33) on port 9000 no problem container 2: softether-vpnsrv, cannot access outside eth0(ens33), can access it from within, on host(docker host)

host running docker on ubuntu, network is bridged, no firewall.

I.e: can access portainer-container port 9000tcp, cannot access softether-vpnsrv-container on any ports, outside eth0(ens33)

Can confirm in portainer that all ports are assigned.

cenk1cenk2 commented 4 years ago

image The issue seems to be not reproducible with me on default settings. I preassume you are running this on layer-2 virtual machine?

SuperHofstad commented 4 years ago

I can try different docker host os(in vmware workstation), on a vps, and on hyperv, later today. And, yes, this was running under vmware workstation.

Edit: Working when running from docker host(in vm), nesting is probably not supported. I guess there are some network permissions that's missing. It will probably work fine under hyperv.

Not a problem with this repo.