I run a Minecraft server using Docker, and after a recent power outage, one of my containers is having trouble binding to its port. Everything else seems to be functioning normally, but when I try to connect, I just get a 'connection refused' message. I've checked and don't believe Docker Bridge is corrupted. What could be the issue? Any ideas on how to troubleshoot this?
4 Answers
Also, check if Hyper-V is active on your system. There could be reserved ports that your bind port might fall into. You can verify this with `netsh int ip show excludedportrange protocol=tcp` to see if your port is in that list.
You might want to check the container logs and run `docker ps -a` along with `netstat` from the host. Just be cautious to remove any sensitive information like your SSH ports and external IPs before sharing those outputs.
First off, try removing the container with `docker rm -f ` and check if the port is still in use by running `netstat -anp | grep `. Make sure it's completely free before restarting the container.
Can you share more details about the setup and any changes that occurred? This could help in diagnosing the problem further.
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