I had the same issue with Ubuntu in WSL2. Removing iptables: "false" from the daemon.json and switching to iptables-legacy did the trick. No full reboot was necessary, running "wsl --shutdown" in powershell + reopening the ubuntu shell did the trick. Thanks!
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Yeah, I have actually changed the instructions, removing the iptables:false, as using iptables-legacy seems like the right way to do it.
I had the same issue with Ubuntu in WSL2. Removing iptables: "false" from the daemon.json and switching to iptables-legacy did the trick. No full reboot was necessary, running "wsl --shutdown" in powershell + reopening the ubuntu shell did the trick. Thanks!