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I'm running Docker 1.12.1. Got I got a few containers on a user-network (bridge type), each container assigned a --network-alias. Containers resolve each other correctly, but the host is just simply not able to resolve any container by its network alias or host name.

How can you make the host resolve names of containers on any user network? Thanks!

I'm running Docker 1.12.1. Got a few containers on a user-network (bridge type), each container assigned a --network-alias. Containers resolve each other correctly, but the host is just simply not able to resolve any container by its network alias or host name.

How can you make the host resolve names of containers on any user network? Thanks!

I'm running Docker 1.12.1. I got a few containers on a user-network (bridge type), each container assigned a --network-alias. Containers resolve each other correctly, but the host is not able to resolve any container by its network alias or host name.

How can you make the host resolve names of containers on any user network?

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I'm running Docker 1.12.1. Got a few containers on a user-network (bridge type), each container assigned a --network-alias. Containers resolve each other correctly, but the host is just simply not able to resolve any container by its network alias or host name.

How can oneyou make the host to be able to resolve names of containers on a any user network? Thanks!

I'm running Docker 1.12.1. Got a few containers on a user-network (bridge type), each container assigned a --network-alias. Containers resolve each other correctly, but the host is just simply not able to resolve any container by its network alias or host name.

How can one make the host to be able to resolve names of containers on a any user network? Thanks!

I'm running Docker 1.12.1. Got a few containers on a user-network (bridge type), each container assigned a --network-alias. Containers resolve each other correctly, but the host is just simply not able to resolve any container by its network alias or host name.

How can you make the host resolve names of containers on any user network? Thanks!

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Resolve Docker containers from host machine

I'm running Docker 1.12.1. Got a few containers on a user-network (bridge type), each container assigned a --network-alias. Containers resolve each other correctly, but the host is just simply not able to resolve any container by its network alias or host name.

How can one make the host to be able to resolve names of containers on a any user network? Thanks!