IOx networking issue with IR809

[Garnio0599]

When building an IOx app using Docker and ioxclient, the app gets an internal IP address automatically 172.17.0.X. I need to make a connection to an IP address 192.168.0.xxx on port 502 using the Ethernet port GE1 of an IR809. in my configuration I don't have access to a local manager to change any networking option, is there a way to set the internal Address to match the subnet 192.168.0.X using a config file in the docker package or any Command with ioxclient? or to create a bridge?

[Emmanuel Tychon]

172.17.0.x is the internal Docker network on the IR8x9 when you are using NAT networking for IOx applications.
To reach 192.168.0.x it depends the network topology but you definitely will need to configure NAT rules on the IR829, you cannot do that in IOx Local Manager. 

Specifically look for the "overload" keyword in this previous article to see the NAT rules:
https://community.cisco.com/t5/cisco-iox-documents/iox-configuration-on-ir829/ta-p/3619134/page/2

[Garnio0599]

Thank you, after debugging in the IR809 device itself I identified a connection issue due to a port blocked in my pc.