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If I try to set my DOCKER_HOST to the recommended 192.168.59.3 it won't work(this ends up going over my default gateway, and finds some random other location). I compared my machine to another, and the major different where this works is that their machine has
when I run netstat -nr. My machine is missing all these entries.
If instaed I set DOCKER_HOST=tcp://:2375 things work, but when I create new docker containers I cannot access their ports and have to manually set up port forwarding in virtual box for every container. I suppose if you know the commands I should be running to create the route table entries, I could do that manually, but this seems like a bug that they aren't being made automatically.