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There's me again.
Short answer: It is not possible.
Long answer: Docker in WSL2 can use --network=host, it will use kinda bridged network with the WSL but I cannot enter from Windows. This is because Ubuntu will be reachable, lets say for example at *172.19.48.1 which you can query from ipconfig. Then, Docker containers get assigned an IP like 172.19.58.1 which I found by installing ifconfig inside the container (Yes, I've read that it's outdated but anyways...). At my equipment it is **not possible to have a route reaching that container.
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There's me again.
Short answer: It is not possible.
Long answer: Docker in WSL2 can use --network=host, it will use kinda bridged network with the WSL but I cannot enter from Windows. This is because Ubuntu will be reachable, lets say for example at *172.19.48.1172.19.48.1 which you can query from ipconfig. Then, Docker containers get assigned an IP like 172.19.58.1 which I found by installing ifconfig inside the container (Yes, I've read that it's outdated but anyways...). At my equipment it is **notnot possible to have a route reaching that container.
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