The Docker Engine uses Linux-specific kernel features, so to run it on
Windows we need to use a lightweight virtual machine (vm). You use the
Windows Docker client to control the virtualized Docker Engine to
build, run, and manage Docker containers.
The host you are talking about is win, it is the host of the virtual machine
It seems that you are running Docker under Windows, and the Docker must be running in a VM.
It is recommended to check whether the VM's network configuration is NAT or something else.
Because by default the docker container and your win machine are in two different network segments. As long as your host machine can ping the container, you can. If you want to connect via crt, you need to bind the port
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The host you are talking about is win, it is the host of the virtual machine
It seems that you are running Docker under Windows, and the Docker must be running in a VM.
It is recommended to check whether the VM's network configuration is NAT or something else.
Because by default the docker container and your win machine are in two different network segments. As long as your host machine can ping the container, you can. If you want to connect via crt, you need to bind the port
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