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Connecting localhost client to Docker Containers NodeList and Two Scenes

Discussion in 'Getting Started' started by abaj0004, Dec 23, 2022.

  1. abaj0004

    abaj0004

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    My team built an app in Unity that is comprised of a client, database, node list server, and two servers (scenes).

    We'd like to place the node list and 2 scenes into docker containers. I create 3 images for each and placed them into docker.

    docker build -t image_tags .


    Next, I've run and published.

    docker run -p 8884:8884 --name node_list {image_id}

    docker run -p 8884:7788 --name scene_a {image_id}

    docker run -p 8884:7799 --name scene_b {image_id}


    Since I've published it, I use my IP 192.22.22.22 with port 8884 in the network manager. The client is not in a container.

    Using this approach allows me to access the Node List but not the scenes.

    Does anyone know how I can get around this situation?

    Config file is set to allow all IPs 0.0.0.0.