2025-01-22, 05:46 PM
For desktop versions of most Linux distros, a MAC randomizer is usually enabled to reduce your activity's trackability when browsing the Internet. Server versions will NOT have that enabled. At least not when you are running a headless server.
IIRC, you are using Ubuntu 24.04, right? I'm having a hard time finding current documentation for this.
Let's try this. Run this command and share the output.
As for "optimizations", for the functionality you need there isn't much else you can do.
Having your own "network" in docker is fine. Docker would make its own with a random set of IPs. Having your own network gives you more control and consistency with docker IPs. And you can create additional networks down the road if you need more isolation for a particular container, or set of containers.
IIRC, you are using Ubuntu 24.04, right? I'm having a hard time finding current documentation for this.
Let's try this. Run this command and share the output.
Code:
sudo netplan get all
As for "optimizations", for the functionality you need there isn't much else you can do.
Having your own "network" in docker is fine. Docker would make its own with a random set of IPs. Having your own network gives you more control and consistency with docker IPs. And you can create additional networks down the road if you need more isolation for a particular container, or set of containers.