Free your Synology ports for Docker | Tony Lawrence
tonylawrence.com › unix › synologyJan 15, 2019 · Note: I will be using the command line in this guide however the containers will still be visible in the Synology Docker UI. TL;DR (too long, don’t read) Download the docker-compose.yaml 1 file to your Synology, edit all the network addresses replacing the example network 192.168.123.X with your own network. and run the following command:
Synology Docker Apps
loadingjazz.edukakids.co › synology-docker-appsJan 13, 2022 · Synology Install Docker Compose Installation Simply find and install a Docker application from the Synology Package Center. Note: If you do not find the application in your Package Center, your Synology is most probably not supported yet: Due to the hardware requirement, Docker will be only available on the following models: 18 series: DS3018xs.
Docker | Zigbee2MQTT
https://www.zigbee2mqtt.io/guide/installation/02_docker.html11.01.2022 · # Docker on Synology DSM 7.0. NOTE: This may not work with all Zigbee controllers, but has been tested with the CC2531. As of Disk Station Manager version 7, Synology removed the built-in support for USB-devices like a Zigbee controller. The USB support can be installed to the Linux kernel by issuing the following commands as root.
Ports on dock containers - Synology Community
community.synology.com › enu › forumAug 06, 2020 · There is a way to give your Docker container a separate IP address from the NAS itself, avoiding all conflicts and allowing for the use of standard ports for standard protocols like DNS. It requires a little manipulation from the command line because Synology's Docker UI doesn't provide a means to set it up, but it's fairly straightforward and ...