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ip route get 1.1.1.1?docker0has always had an IP address e.g.172.17.0.1(I checked withifconfig), that's the way I can find where containers listen to e.g. HTTP ports. I am not sure I get the context here, I am not familiar with bridge networks from a practical point of view. Where should I look, what commands or concepts should I research?docker0is the bridge interface.vethf6c1790is the bridge port interface. Don't confuse them. Or maybe it's not in your setup. Check:ip link show type bridge_slave. Does vethf6c1790 appear?169.254.0.0/16means IPv4LL (link-local) and yesvethf6c1790appears to have169.254.198.92which gets in the middle when a Docker container is running. Mywlp2s0network interface (WiFi) gets assigned a local IP via DHCP by my router - if that's what you mean? My router is somehow assigning a LL IP to the bridge port as well? I struggle to follow - however, my docker installation is the usual one, no custom changes or extra configuration.