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On mac, if you give it the sudo password it should be able to do DHCP on your local network and get an address that way (and then you should be able to connect to that address); otherwise it's generally mapped to
127.0.0.1
on your host machine.
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it is correct, it takes a dhcp ip 192.168... but from my host it does not respond to ping or telnet
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are you running a container listening for telnet or icmp? assuming you are running a container hosting some application so what were the ports you mapped in the docker or k8s config?