Then install the required packages with the Linux command ' yum install -y xauth xeyes xterm' (note only the first is required, the others are for demo purposes of the functionality, and we assume openssh-server is already installed in this container image). First check its IP address with the Linux command ' ip address', in my case the output contains ' 172.17.0.2'. Then open a shell into it with the Docker command ' docker exec -it orcl sh'. Run a Docker container with the Docker command ' docker run -name orcl -privileged -d -it -p 22:22 oraclelinux:7.8 /sbin/init' where oraclelinux:7.8 is the image name, -d and -it are to keep the container running interactively, and the others are to be able to ssh into the container from the Windows host.When you run the installer choose 'Install from Internet' (packages are downloaded locally in case you need to install it in another computer), leave the root directory as is, choose a local package directory for the downloads, choose your internet connection, select a mirror to download packages, and in 'Select Packages' search for xinit and openssh and change them from Skip to the latest version of them so they get installed, in my case for xinit it was 1.4.1-1 and for openssh it was 8.4p1-2. Go to Cygwin/X and download the installer, in my case I downloaded setup-x86_64.exe which has a size of 1.28 MB.Normally when we run a Docker container, we can't start graphical programs because there's no way to display its output, so I'll show how to setup Cygwin and then run some graphical programs displaying them in your Windows host.

Windows 10 docker container ip address