> > > If not, why not use the docker API client of the same version as present
> > > in
> > > ADB (docker-py or similar)?
> > 
> > Are you suggesting writing a tool using docker-py module?
> 

I think if downloading a self-contained docker binary, solves the version 
conflict, then we should just go with that approach. Zeshaan, already provided 
a means to set a default docker binary on Windows ( using `set` command ). This 
will give flexibility to the end-users, as they can choose whichever way they 
want to maintain their docker versions. Perhaps this should go in the user 
documentation.


> One remote api call machanism would be enough to handle this I believe.
> 
> Please let me know where I can get a detail understanding of vagrant connect
> command how it works?
> 


The later solution i.e. using docker API ( from within guest VM ), is good 
because it will make the whole experience seamless for the user. However before 
we step-up writing any code, lets brainstorm the functionality we want to 
provide here. Specifically because, this will involve understanding Docker API, 
as well as Vagrant plugins.




/Saleem


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