Exposing Port from Docker Container

[B.A.Baracus]

I feel like I've searched pretty extensively and tried everything, so here I am, asking for help.

I have been trying and failing to expose port 28967 to the internet. I've KISSed it as much as I can, unplugging my other Network adapter and removed and re-installed container station.

Configurations:

Docker Startup Command
docker run -d --restart unless-stopped --stop-timeout 300 \
-p 28967:28967 \
-p 14002:14002 \
-e WALLET='arbitrarystring' \
-e EMAIL='myemail@gmail.com' \
-e ADDRESS='mydns.org:28967' \
-e STORAGE='1000GB' \
--net=bridge \
--mount type=bind,source='/share/shared/storagenodeidentity/',destination=/app/identity \
--mount type=bind,source='/share/shared/storjdata/',destination=/app/config \
--name storagenode storjlabs/storagenode:latest

Let me know which docker exec commands

[dolbyman]

you could try bride mode and assign a static/dynamic IP to the container

[B.A.Baracus]

That was my original intention, I was using adapter 2 and trying to attach the container directly to that adapter, but Container Station keeps trying to box it into this virtual switch and I can't edit the configuration for that.

[dolbyman]

for bridge mode you can leave it connected to the same NIC, it just acts as a separate connection

[B.A.Baracus]

Is there a way to set up the bridge in the docker run command?

Every time I try to edit the Container Settings in Container Station to use "Network Mode: 'Bridge'", it loses parameters from my run command and fails to restart.