If you want broadcasts AFAIK there are 3 solutions w/ Docker:
    
- "network=host". Exports all interfaces in the container, including
  some you might prefer not to be.
- "network=none". Just lo in the container. Then with something like
  'pipework' (https://github.com/jpetazzo/pipework/blob/master/pipework)
  (slightly obsolescent, but it's just a script, look at what it does;
  or look at 'this'
  
(https://platform9.com/blog/container-namespaces-deep-dive-container-networking/))
  pick an interface and export it to the network namespace of the
  -running- container. Has to be done on the host. The container has
  somehow to wait until an interface shows up.
- Your own network. A Docker named bridge could be a good start. From
  the host you can add interfaces to the bridge. Docker provides its own
  name resolution and IP address distribution so to coexist w/ regular
  DHCP and DNS some extra launch parameters for the container (and
  bridge definition) would be required.  
  
AFAIK in other standard modes Docker uses either NAT/filtering heavily
and with network plugins it does stupid tricks w/ IP or MAC addresses
that break LMS discovery. (Problems become apparent with either 2
containers or 2 hosts running one container.) Last time I looked at it
closely was when CE v. 18 was released.



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