We set DOCKER_HOST to your localhost version. We’ll be changing the DOCKER_HOST and DOCKER_TLS_VERIFY. Now on the command line, you need to update your ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES to use this new localhost incantation. Then you’ll want to add a new rule like this You’ll want to set up a Port Forwarding rule in Parallels. You’ll want to setup your Docker Machine first and get your env setup eval $(docker-machine env). Some really restrictive VPN that doesn’t allow split traffic, like Cisco An圜onnect or Junos Pulse. VirtualBox should work just fine VMWare, can’t really say. My current setup involves using Docker Machine to create a Parallels VM. This is our backdoor to hack ourselves in. Luckily, it doesn’t route localhost (127.0.0.1) to the tunnel. What’s happening? Yeah, when you connect, An圜onnect blunders in, overwrites all your computer’s routes to send them through the VPN tunnel. The bottom line is there is no elegant solution and this solution here is not elegant, but it will work.
There are many solutions out there, some work, others do not. For various reasons you need to connect to a VPN, but as soon as you do, Docker stops working. The culprit is usually Cisco An圜onnect or Junos Pulse. If you’ve found this article, then you’ve banged your head against the problem of being on a restrictive VPN and using Docker at the same time.
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