I'm trying to access the Docker dashboard for Qdrant and Neo4j using Docker on Windows, but I'm having trouble. I've tried different URLs in Brave, such as http://host.docker.internal:6333/dashboard, http://localhost:6333/dashboard, and others, but I always get the same error saying 'This site can't be reached' and that my local IP refused to connect. In the Docker settings, I've enabled host networking, which should allow connections via localhost as per the documentation. While running the container, I got some logs that seem to indicate it's operating, but I'm missing something crucial here. Can anyone help me figure out what I'm doing wrong?
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It sounds like you might not be starting the container with the proper settings. When using host networking, you need to launch the container with the `--net=host` flag. This allows it to connect through localhost. Otherwise, the connections won’t work as expected. I recommend checking out the specific documentation for the images you're using to ensure everything is set up correctly. Docker isn't quite like an app store where everything just works right out of the box; some basic understanding of networking is definitely needed.
Are you using '127.0.0.1' as your local IP when trying that URL? It's essential to make sure the command you ran is correct because that can cause connection issues. It might help to ensure that your commands are structured properly.
Have you checked if you're actually running the container with the `--net=host` option? That's crucial for this kind of setup. If you're not, your localhost connections just won't work. Make sure to map your ports correctly if that's the case. You can find more detail in Docker’s networking documentation.
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