I noticed in the error log that it tries to download the jar file from IP:443 but my iDRAC does NOT run like that, in fact trying to use port 443 at the end of the IP address results in a "Unable to connect", but using the official full URL "HTTPS://IP without the port works fine, so how do I remove the appended 443 and make the container use the right URL?
These are the lines at the end of the log:
[app ] Downloading avctKVM
[app ] --2026-03-24 03:07:30-- https://IP/software/avctKVM.jar
[app ] Connecting to IP:443... failed: No route to host.
[app ] Failed to download avctKVM.jar, please check your settings
It should say 'Connecting to https://IP without the 443 which will succeed.
This is why it gets that error:
You cannot use https://IP:443 because port 443 is the standard default port reserved for HTTPS Which is why the connection url should be https when using port 443.
Also curl -v https://IP:443 gives no route to host. I have even disabled the server firewall 'systemctl stop firewalld', and even when using 'iptables -L -t nat' shows the right routing to the docker container's IP address on the right ports.
I noticed in the error log that it tries to download the jar file from IP:443 but my iDRAC does NOT run like that, in fact trying to use port 443 at the end of the IP address results in a "Unable to connect", but using the official full URL "HTTPS://IP without the port works fine, so how do I remove the appended 443 and make the container use the right URL?
These are the lines at the end of the log:
[app ] Downloading avctKVM
[app ] --2026-03-24 03:07:30-- https://IP/software/avctKVM.jar
[app ] Connecting to IP:443... failed: No route to host.
[app ] Failed to download avctKVM.jar, please check your settings
It should say 'Connecting to https://IP without the 443 which will succeed.
This is why it gets that error:
You cannot use https://IP:443 because port 443 is the standard default port reserved for HTTPS Which is why the connection url should be https when using port 443.
Also curl -v https://IP:443 gives no route to host. I have even disabled the server firewall 'systemctl stop firewalld', and even when using 'iptables -L -t nat' shows the right routing to the docker container's IP address on the right ports.