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portainer

Posted: 29 Jul 2020, 23:34
by elomon
is possible to use portainer to manage dockers?

Re: partainer

Posted: 03 Aug 2020, 02:15
by regic
I am currently looking for help with how to setup Portainer too.

I can run and access Portainer, however when I create a 'Stack' from within Portainer, not of the container that were in said stack are able to access outside of their own local docker network; i.e. I cannot ping any real devices on my network or services on the internet. Running

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iptables -L
suggested that Portainer is not creating the rules that are needed.

If anyone knows what causes this issue, or how to resolve it, the help would be greatly appreciated.

Re: partainer

Posted: 03 Aug 2020, 14:38
by TMSupport
For detailed instructions for each container, please google online for help.

Re: partainer

Posted: 03 Aug 2020, 16:10
by regic
Could you elaborate on this answer? As far as I'm aware, the issue is not related to any specific container as it happens with all containers.

Re: partainer

Posted: 04 Aug 2020, 17:29
by TMSupport
Sorry for the misunderstanding.
A new package of Docker will be released maybe next week to fix the problem you mentioned. Please wait patiently.

Re: portainer

Posted: 06 Aug 2020, 05:31
by regic
That's not a problem. Thank you for the information, and I eagerly await the update!

Re: portainer

Posted: 17 Aug 2020, 16:30
by regic
Hello, I received an update to the Docker package today however it did not fix the issue mentioned. Is there any more information on this?

Re: portainer

Posted: 12 Oct 2020, 06:03
by justsimon
Hi elomon,

Yes, you can!
I set it up following this video (intended for Synology):
https://youtu.be/ToL5SPFUPaQ?t=330

If it doesn't open at the right time, 5:30 is where it starts explaining what to do.
You'll need to SSH into your TNAS as root (same password as admin account for the web interface).