TrueNAS Scale Native Docker & VM access to host [Guide]

[bingsoo]

I see. Three quick clarification questions before I do further reading/research.

1. My TrueNAS has access to the internet with DHCP enabled. I was, for example, able to perform curl -fsSL https://download.docker.com/linux/debian/gpg with no problems. Do I still need to set-up DNS?

2. I apologize in advance if I’m being dense, but here I understood the guide as asking for DHCP to be disabled on the physical interface.

@Scepterus

However, if you did not have a bridge before, my guide still has DHCP enabled on the physical address. It only instructs to disables the DHCP on the virtual bridge that enables VM access if you have Virtual Machines that need access to the host.

@Scepterus

First thing’s first, we’ll have to make sure the physical interface has an IP address, and that you can reach TrueNAS on that IP. We do not want to be stuck out of TrueNAS and have to physically do these things on the server.
So go to Networks > Locate the active physical connection, and click on it.
Now, make sure DHCP is off, and add an alias in the following format:
192.168.0.2/24
where 192.168.0.2 is the IP TrueNAS is responding to and shows the web portal on.

3. Regarding the bridge, can you verify that this is the section of Wendell’s guide I have to follow? TrueNAS Scale: Ultimate Home Setup incl. Tailscale > Not to worry, we’ll fix it.. This, I understand, I will do after I disable DHCP on the virtual bridge.