Nathan

This should definitely get fixed, please reopen! @geerlingguy

Just in case anyone stumbles across this thread and actually needs to do a restore, I was able to load in a backup manually by restoring the tower.db into the...

> The only thing that helped me: https://p1ngouin.com/posts/how-to-manage-iptables-rules-with-ufw-and-docker Something to be aware of this solution (and every other one I've found so far) is that they're filtering the dest-port after...

> @nathan-sav I'm using ufw-docker. You can give container a static ip address and write specific rule for that IP. In that way your problem can be solved. For example,...

Ok, here's what I came up with and this works much better for me: - You can restart ufw/docker at will and they don't clobber each other - Allowed ports...

> This is more a fundamental part of iptables than anything to do with docker. It's just because the filter tables come after nat. Agreed, I just mentioned it so...

> I've heard about this problem. So in other words when you do > `docker run -p 443:443 some_image` & `docker run -p 443:8443 maybe_different_image` both 443 and 8443 of...

Just gave it a first try and looks very promising! Only thing I've noticed so far is my vlans in vmware are named "123-name-10.0.0.0/24" and they get imported into netbox...