I recently switched to a Synology NAS after dabbled with Docker on OMV. I want to run qBittorrent in a Docker container on my Synology, but I keep hitting roadblocks. I've been using the same docker-compose code I used on OMV, but when I try to get it up and running, it always says 'Connection Firewalled.' My qBittorrent setup on two Windows machines on the same subnet works fine, so I don't think it's my network's firewall settings. My NAS firewall is off, and everything should have access, being on the same VLAN. Is there something I'm missing with Docker on Synology, or does it generally have a weaker setup for this kind of thing? Any tips or advice would really help!
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It sounds like your issue may be related to the Docker configuration on your Synology. Each container should be able to communicate freely unless your Docker setup itself is blocking it. I’d recommend sharing your specific configurations if that’s possible. It could provide more insight into potential issues.
Thanks for the quick reply! I can share my NAS model, software version, and the docker-compose I used. Funny enough, just after posting, it's started downloading torrents, but it's still showing 'Connection Firewalled.' I didn’t do much to set up my NAS for Docker; just installed the Container Manager.