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In this Chapter we will Backup the Docker- Volumes and the Data of the home- Directory of Docker, that is important. We will NOT do a full Backup of the Server, while Docker can only archive what is accessable by the user docker (rootless!).</description>
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I found out, that IPv6 is really nice - even if you are behind some firewall or router - as long as you can make them pass the packets to your host. By default most home office routers would block the packages, as otherwise every host in your local network would be completely open to the internet. This - in fact - makes it really nice to manage, as you wont need tricks to reach your host directly from out of the internet as IPv4 needs them.</description>
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