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Currently, our group depends on docker-desktop 2.1 because they depend heavily on 10.0.75.1 to debug the software locally.
When I try to upgrade my docker-desktop to the latest version 4.12,
I start to replace 10.0.75.1 with the host.docker.internal.
For the most part, it works well. For some entries, I cannot use host.docker.internal, I have to use the IP address directly such as 192.168.68.4 then a few days later it changes to 192.168.68.64. Is there any way to keep this IP static?
Regards,
Jdang
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Hi All,
Currently, our group depends on docker-desktop 2.1 because they depend heavily on 10.0.75.1 to debug the software locally.
When I try to upgrade my docker-desktop to the latest version 4.12,
I start to replace
10.0.75.1
with thehost.docker.internal
.For the most part, it works well. For some entries, I cannot use
host.docker.internal
, I have to use the IP address directly such as192.168.68.4
then a few days later it changes to192.168.68.64
. Is there any way to keep this IP static?Regards,
Jdang
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: