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# rancher-desktopa
adamant-kite-43734
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fast-garage-66093
02/02/2023, 5:20 PMWhy would you want to do that? This range is for randomly assigned ports, so you would just increase the risk of having a conflict.
fast-garage-66093
02/02/2023, 5:24 PMIf you want to change the range (on macOS or Linux), you could try to create an
~/Library/Application\ Support/rancher-desktop/lima/_config/override.yaml Copy code
env:
K3S_EXEC: "--kube-apiserver-arg=service-node-port-range=20618-20828"fast-garage-66093
02/02/2023, 5:24 PMNote that I haven't tested it, but I think this is how should work.
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loud-greece-30395
02/08/2023, 2:33 AMthanks Jan, but our pods are running on Windows. I finally found a solution is to set the web proxy to load balancer.
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fast-garage-66093
02/08/2023, 2:38 AMOk, cool. My suggestion on Windows (also untested) would be to use a provisioning script to set
K3S_EXECfast-garage-66093
02/08/2023, 2:38 AMBut if you have something that works already...
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loud-greece-30395
02/08/2023, 3:22 AMthanks Jan for sharing this provisioning script, I didn't know that. Would love to study more.
loud-greece-30395
02/08/2023, 3:22 AMbtw do you happened to know how to set the load balancer to static ip?
loud-greece-30395
02/08/2023, 3:23 AMmy solution works, but it changes a external ip address on every reboot of my host machine. I need to manually set the host file to the new ip kind of annoying.
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fast-garage-66093
02/08/2023, 4:48 PMSetting the LB is probably possible by setting the node ip address, but it wouldn't work unless you would also change the address of the WSL VM to match the static IP, and I don't think that is possible
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loud-greece-30395
02/09/2023, 8:56 AMI see, thanks
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