Option to bind Sunshine to a specific network interface? #715
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I'm not sure if this is allowed yet. Can you try the external_ip option and let me know if that works? |
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Just wanted to chime in - Being able to bind the service(s) to a specific IP might also provide a functional work-around (at least for my use case) for #3569. With respect that issue - I don't mind using host mode networking in the container if I can bind all services to a specific IP (this would then allow multiple instances per host again - right now it binds to all interfaces which forces a single sunshine instance per host). Being able to use host mode networking then evades the issues with udev inputs so enabling specific IP bindings should provide a path to multi-seat hosting via containers. That being said, I don't normally use host mode networking for containers so I'm not sure if there are other interesting interactions that may be an issue but this feature is promising. |
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I have a PR open here to add this feature. PR: LizardByte/Sunshine#4481 Please test and let me know if it works for you. |
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Hey,
I noticed that when I have multiple LAN interfaces on my host, clients sometimes connect via the wrong one. Is there a way to tell Sunshine which network interface or IP to use for streaming?
If there’s already an option for that, I probably missed it – sorry in that case! But if not, I’d love to help add something like a bind_address setting.
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