how to register the container to landscape?

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I have successfully deployed the landscape on-premises and can register the Ubuntu client to it.

but have no idea about how to register the container to landscape

does anyone have any ideas?

thanks

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I have successfully deployed the landscape on-premises and can register the Ubuntu client to it.

but have no idea about how to register the container to landscape

does anyone have any ideas?

thanks

enter image description here

edited Feb 25 at 9:47

Mitch♦

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asked Feb 25 at 9:44

Peter

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I have successfully deployed the landscape on-premises and can register the Ubuntu client to it.

but have no idea about how to register the container to landscape

does anyone have any ideas?

thanks

enter image description here

edited Feb 25 at 9:47

Mitch♦

85.8k14174232

asked Feb 25 at 9:44

Peter

I have successfully deployed the landscape on-premises and can register the Ubuntu client to it.

but have no idea about how to register the container to landscape

does anyone have any ideas?

thanks

enter image description here

landscape

edited Feb 25 at 9:47

Mitch♦

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asked Feb 25 at 9:44

Peter

edited Feb 25 at 9:47

Mitch♦

85.8k14174232

asked Feb 25 at 9:44

Peter

edited Feb 25 at 9:47

Mitch♦

85.8k14174232

edited Feb 25 at 9:47

Mitch♦

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edited Feb 25 at 9:47

Mitch♦

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asked Feb 25 at 9:44

Peter

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Peter

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Just find the answer.

it's lxd runs ubuntu docker...very easy

please ignore this question.

Thanks

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Just find the answer.

it's lxd runs ubuntu docker...very easy

please ignore this question.

Thanks

answered Feb 26 at 8:34

Peter

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Just find the answer.

it's lxd runs ubuntu docker...very easy

please ignore this question.

Thanks

answered Feb 26 at 8:34

Peter

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Just find the answer.

it's lxd runs ubuntu docker...very easy

please ignore this question.

Thanks

answered Feb 26 at 8:34

Peter

Just find the answer.

it's lxd runs ubuntu docker...very easy

please ignore this question.

Thanks

answered Feb 26 at 8:34

Peter

answered Feb 26 at 8:34

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answered Feb 26 at 8:34

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