How to access other networks?
I've got the issue that Homarr can't access other Networks within Docker.
So I can add my external Dash. integration but not my internal one for example.
Solution:Jump to solution
See https://docs.docker.com/engine/network/ .
Containers can only communicate within networks but not across networks.
This means you need to attach Homarr to all the networks you want to communicate with.
This is not a Homarr related question and I will close this thread, as we cannot help you any further. Please read the Docker documentation for more information.
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Solution
See https://docs.docker.com/engine/network/ .
Containers can only communicate within networks but not across networks.
This means you need to attach Homarr to all the networks you want to communicate with.
This is not a Homarr related question and I will close this thread, as we cannot help you any further. Please read the Docker documentation for more information.
Another approach is to loop outside Docker networks (eg. via reverse proxy or external domains) - but this obviously only works if your apps are accessible from outside (refering to your LAN).