I recently started Using Docker&Portainer on my Synology. However all containers I Create use my Synology ipadres just a different port. I want to setup a MacVlan through Portainer I am able to create the network only containers that use it have no acces to the Ethernet
Here are the steps I take; First I ssh in to my Synology and enter the following comand ifconfig | grep eth ifconfig | grep eth Than I create the config using ovs_eth0 (I am able to use eth0 but when trying to create a container using the macvlan it does not work and I get a error 500 message) macvlanconfig Than I create the actually network using the config network above. creating the network
This all works but when I assign the network to a container it has nog Ethernet acces. What am I missing?
I can Hardly find any documentation so there might be a simpler solution. I just want to be able to assign a ip address to my container that show up in my network instead of being on the same ip adres that my nas is on.
Used both eth0 and ovs_eth0.
When Trying to create a ipvlan it says operation not supported Trying to create ipvlan
Probably missing something but I can't figure it out myself
First you have to create a macvlan-template: Looks like you're using the wrong network-driver. If you want to create a macvlan, you have to use the macvlan-driver. Insert your prefered Subnet - /16 or /24 - depending on your needs. Set your gateway - and set the IP-Range. Use the Confighuration Field - click and that's all.
In the next step create the vlan - give it a name - again chosse the macvlan-driver an click Creation - there you go.