I tried init'ing the swarm on the 127.0.0.1 and its network IP.
I have tried using the interface instead of the IP.
I have tried whoami-dotnet:3.0
I have tried IPs, localhost, hostname, etc.
Firewall is disabled.
No matter what I do I can not connect to any of the replicas through ingress from neither public, VPN or local.
I'm running latest 2019 standard 1809 17763.973 and all updated applied.
Docker 19.03.5 build 2ee0c57608
Yes I switched to 8080 because a single container without swarm worked over 8080 and was trying to eliminate possibilities.
Here is a dump of the setup, the only thing I find strange is, should there still be ports exposed under ps -a that ingress is routing to?
Well after trying tons more things like create my own overlay networks and disable NICs and who knows what else, it is now working externally, but will not work locally via IP/HOST/LOCALHOST.
I was following along https://blog.sixeyed.com/getting-started-with-docker-on-windows-server-2019/ and everything worked like a charm up to the replicas part. I have been googling this for hours trying to find out what could be wrong.
I tried init'ing the swarm on the 127.0.0.1 and its network IP. I have tried using the interface instead of the IP. I have tried whoami-dotnet:3.0 I have tried IPs, localhost, hostname, etc. Firewall is disabled.
No matter what I do I can not connect to any of the replicas through ingress from neither public, VPN or local.
I'm running latest 2019 standard 1809 17763.973 and all updated applied. Docker 19.03.5 build 2ee0c57608
Yes I switched to 8080 because a single container without swarm worked over 8080 and was trying to eliminate possibilities.
Here is a dump of the setup, the only thing I find strange is, should there still be ports exposed under
ps -a
that ingress is routing to?