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here is the error message in Rancher when I try to delete the harvester cluster:

That error is related to your network, there are no routes to the host you're trying to reach Also what doc are you using to run rancher in a container

I was using this guide https://jmcglock.substack.com/p/harvester-rancher- coupled with this instruction here: https://docs.harvesterhci.io/v1.1/rancher/rancher-integration/ and https://ranchermanager.docs.rancher.com/getting-started/installation-and-upgrade/installation-requirements/install-docker. I believe my issue was that Is there a more appropriate method for a single note harvester cluster in a home lab? I have a Dell T440 running harvester bare-metal with a VM in harvester running rancher. Both harvester and the VM are on the same VLAN and receiving the correct IPs via DHCP.

So afaik I'm still new to this, I'm a bit confused you said Docker above where does that come in here?

For the

no route to host

, check the connectivity between rancher and Harvester's network

1) Install bare metal Harvester; 2) in harvester, create Ubuntu VM; 3) in ununtu VM, install docker; 4) then spin-up rancher docker container in ubuntu VM.

So I found this https://harvester.github.io/tests/manual/harvester-rancher/02-integrate-rancher-from-harvester-settings/ and yep you probably need to expose the ports

I will test the above suggestions. Harvester and Rancher are on the same VLAN and physical interface (nic), but will research connectivity issues tonight.