What to change in Norton to allow Docker to share drive D

Question

I'm using Docker on Windows10 Pro, and I'm trying to use the Docker settings UI to provide Docker with access to drive D.

When I do this I get an error ...

Firewall detected. A firewall is blocking file Sharing between 
Windows and the containers. See documentation for more info.

... with a link to: https://docs.docker.com/docker-for-windows/#firewall-rules-for-shared-drives

I'm using Norton 360 Premier. How and what do I need to change in Norton to allow Docker to use drive D?

Languorous

You just have to disable the firewall. – Bengal

Sure - but in Norton, where/how do I inject this firewall exception? – Languorous

Answer 1

I'm not sure if this is optimal, but this is how I got around it:

I then clicked the Add button and added my entry:

10.0.75.2 seems to be a magic address that docker uses, according to their documentation.

Throughway

Worked for me. I added 10.0.75.0 and 10.0.75.1 and 10.0.75.2 – Tenantry