Need some help with Docker

[TinsellyCone241]

So I made a docker container on my unraid server using the terminal for a game mod that needs a voice server. (Crew link, the proximity chat mod for Among Us) It wouldn't let me start the container using the command that the documentation gave. I tried installing it again and now I have 3 containers running. How do I delete 2 of em? I know that docker rm (container) is the command for it, but if I do `docker rm ottomated/crewlink:latest` it doesn't work, saying that there is no such container. I have also tried `docker rm sad_mendeleev` This is what I get when I run `docker ls --all`

CONTAINER ID        IMAGE                              COMMAND                  CREATED              STATUS              PORTS                    NAMES
6323aca97d56        ottomated/crewlink-server:latest   "docker-entrypoint.s…"   About a minute ago   Created                                      sad_mendeleev
04909859cb90        ottomated/crewlink-server:latest   "docker-entrypoint.s…"   2 minutes ago        Created                                      beautiful_hermann
f64c27c87ee4        ottomated/crewlink-server:latest   "docker-entrypoint.s…"   3 minutes ago        Up 3 minutes        0.0.0.0:9736->9736/tcp   relaxed_pascal

Edit: If it helps, here is the link to the Docker container thing. (I am new to docker so I don't know the terminology)

[Eigenvektor]

Only one of those containers is running "Status: Up 3 minutes". The others are "Created". You can remove them with "docker rm <container-id>", so:

docker rm 6323aca97d56 04909859cb90

"ottomated/crewlink-server:latest" is the name of the image the container is based on. You'd remove that with "docker rmi <image>", but that's probably not what you want.

[TinsellyCone241]

24 minutes ago, Eigenvektor said:

Only one of those containers is running "Status: Up 3 minutes". The others are "Created". You can remove them with "docker rm <container-id>", so:

docker rm 6323aca97d56 04909859cb90

"ottomated/crewlink-server:latest" is the name of the image the container is based on. You'd remove that with "docker rmi <image>", but that's probably not what you want.

Yep, that worked - Thanks!

Edit: Another solution that I just noticed for others running Unraid: by clicking on the icon for the docker container under the docker tab in Unraid there is a remove button.