Vigor 3910 docker firmware quick start
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This document provides a quick start guide for setting up and using the Vigor3910 docker firmware. It outlines how to set the Linux IP address and port, check if docker is running, and install a docker image like Portainer for a web interface. The firmware adds docker support while keeping the original router functions and increases the firmware size and memory usage. Accessing docker requires configuring the Linux IP, port, and gateway appropriately.
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