Right now, each app has a 172.16 address for the local Docker subnet. I mean something assigned via DHCP on my router.
I looked at that docs page you linked, but I’m not seeing the part you talked about.
Right now, each app has a 172.16 address for the local Docker subnet. I mean something assigned via DHCP on my router.
I looked at that docs page you linked, but I’m not seeing the part you talked about.
TrueNAS doesn’t support assigning IPs to apps via DHCP. You’d assign static IPs as aliases to one or more network interfaces, and then you can select one of those aliases for individual apps. Though if you’re using a reverse proxy, it doesn’t seem it would matter what the IPs are for the individual apps.
Correct. I haven’t had a chance to create a guide for Zoraxy because a. My 84yo mother had a fall on Christmas Day and I’m taking care of her, and b. SSO authentication on a per-application basis with Authentik.