0.0.0.0 means it binds to every available address on your docker host. If your host has a directly available public IP, then i can understand the concern.
if your box is behind your network firewall, then you would have to port forward to have the service reachable from the internet.
You’re welcome to bind to a specific IP on your host, I do this over plain 0.0.0.0. Looks cleaner that way IMO.
i use static IPs and it’s been fine for me for months-years now.
0.0.0.0 means it binds to every available address on your docker host. If your host has a directly available public IP, then i can understand the concern.
if your box is behind your network firewall, then you would have to port forward to have the service reachable from the internet.
You’re welcome to bind to a specific IP on your host, I do this over plain 0.0.0.0. Looks cleaner that way IMO.
i use static IPs and it’s been fine for me for months-years now.
But why do you have UPnP enabled?