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We have a docker container with IIS with the following environment Docker, Docker-Swarm, Windows Server 2019, Virtual Box and Portainer.
When the containers are deployed every container with the exception of the Windows container with IIS installed on it is assigned a port. We have this container configured to:
ports:
- "8086:80"
However when running the cmd "docker container ls" the PORTS field for that container is blank. We have tried to change the host port to a different port with a different assigned port i.e. 8999:81 and with the same results (blank PORTS). This is because we thought there was a conflict.
We have a similar Docker container within the swarm that is hosting a .NET Core Application assigned to port 8085:80 using Linux. It works with the following config in the docker-compose.yml file.
ports:
- "8084:80"
We are able to successfully browse to the .NET Core Application hosted in Linux/Docker.
Firewall has been disabled on Windows environment with the container that is not being assigned a port. Security is not a concern for our context. We are also using Portainer which this IIS Windows Docker container is set to spool at 1/1. The docker container is running. If we manually execute the command "docker run -p 8086:80 " we are able to navigate to the IIS website.
Any help would be appreciated.
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We have a docker container with IIS with the following environment Docker, Docker-Swarm, Windows Server 2019, Virtual Box and Portainer.
When the containers are deployed every container with the exception of the Windows container with IIS installed on it is assigned a port. We have this container configured to:
ports:
- "8086:80"
However when running the cmd "docker container ls" the PORTS field for that container is blank. We have tried to change the host port to a different port with a different assigned port i.e. 8999:81 and with the same results (blank PORTS). This is because we thought there was a conflict.
We have a similar Docker container within the swarm that is hosting a .NET Core Application assigned to port 8085:80 using Linux. It works with the following config in the docker-compose.yml file.
ports:
- "8084:80"
We are able to successfully browse to the .NET Core Application hosted in Linux/Docker.
Firewall has been disabled on Windows environment with the container that is not being assigned a port. Security is not a concern for our context. We are also using Portainer which this IIS Windows Docker container is set to spool at 1/1. The docker container is running. If we manually execute the command "docker run -p 8086:80 " we are able to navigate to the IIS website.
Any help would be appreciated.
virtualbox docker vagrant windows-server docker-swarm
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We have a docker container with IIS with the following environment Docker, Docker-Swarm, Windows Server 2019, Virtual Box and Portainer.
When the containers are deployed every container with the exception of the Windows container with IIS installed on it is assigned a port. We have this container configured to:
ports:
- "8086:80"
However when running the cmd "docker container ls" the PORTS field for that container is blank. We have tried to change the host port to a different port with a different assigned port i.e. 8999:81 and with the same results (blank PORTS). This is because we thought there was a conflict.
We have a similar Docker container within the swarm that is hosting a .NET Core Application assigned to port 8085:80 using Linux. It works with the following config in the docker-compose.yml file.
ports:
- "8084:80"
We are able to successfully browse to the .NET Core Application hosted in Linux/Docker.
Firewall has been disabled on Windows environment with the container that is not being assigned a port. Security is not a concern for our context. We are also using Portainer which this IIS Windows Docker container is set to spool at 1/1. The docker container is running. If we manually execute the command "docker run -p 8086:80 " we are able to navigate to the IIS website.
Any help would be appreciated.
virtualbox docker vagrant windows-server docker-swarm
asked 5 hours ago
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We have a docker container with IIS with the following environment Docker, Docker-Swarm, Windows Server 2019, Virtual Box and Portainer.
When the containers are deployed every container with the exception of the Windows container with IIS installed on it is assigned a port. We have this container configured to:
ports:
- "8086:80"
However when running the cmd "docker container ls" the PORTS field for that container is blank. We have tried to change the host port to a different port with a different assigned port i.e. 8999:81 and with the same results (blank PORTS). This is because we thought there was a conflict.
We have a similar Docker container within the swarm that is hosting a .NET Core Application assigned to port 8085:80 using Linux. It works with the following config in the docker-compose.yml file.
ports:
- "8084:80"
We are able to successfully browse to the .NET Core Application hosted in Linux/Docker.
Firewall has been disabled on Windows environment with the container that is not being assigned a port. Security is not a concern for our context. We are also using Portainer which this IIS Windows Docker container is set to spool at 1/1. The docker container is running. If we manually execute the command "docker run -p 8086:80 " we are able to navigate to the IIS website.
Any help would be appreciated.
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