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```
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docker run -d --name zeronet -v zeronet_data:/data -p 43110:43110 my/zeronet
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docker run -d --name zeronet -v zeronet_data:/data -p 43110:43110 -p 15441:15441 my/zeronet
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Access
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the `firefox_net` network), then you can run Zeronet container in the
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the `firefox_net` network), then you can run Zeronet container in the
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following way
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following way
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docker run -d --name zeronet -v zeronet_data:/data --net firefox_net my/zeronet
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docker run -d --name zeronet -v zeronet_data:/data --net firefox_net -p 15441:15441 my/zeronet
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```
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```
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With docker-compose it is even simpler
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With docker-compose it is even simpler
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