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Can't access NPM when assigning a macvlan IP to it (alien.top)

submitted 11 months ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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Stock nginx built into Synology DSM won't cut it, so I decided to install Nginx Proxy Manager. Before doing so, I created a macvlan and assigned the NPM container to use the assigned IP. Once install is finished, and I try to launch NPM, it fails to load. I tried the same install without macvlan, and it works and loads just fine. I have installed many other containers on macvlan, so I know what I am doing and have the knowledge and experience, but I have never run into this before where there seems to be a conflict I am not aware of.

Help? Anyone?

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 11 months ago

So essentially the last step where you create a virtual subnet is going to be the same CIDR notation as the IP range. Well, I'll be damned, it seems like I lucked out on that one and got it right.

Thanks again. Your method worked great and for some weird reason the other methods out there such as this one and also this one did not work for me. One of the guide creators was also trying to help me, and it just wouldn't work.

God bless 🙏🏼