OVH Baremetal - Additionnal IPV4

[lordwaffl3]

Hello , I'm looking for someone who could help me create an ubuntu VM for my client. He received additional IPV4 on his server but I can't connect any of them. I have a 66.70.157.116/30
I've assigned the first one via Virtual MAC to make it connect to the VM in question. The main address is : 144.217.79.225 Do you have any idea what to put.

 

[nghialele]

Hope this help

https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/ovh-dedicated-server-network-configuration-explained.74849/

 

[zvangi]

Hope this help

https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/ovh-dedicated-server-network-configuration-explained.74849/

This also didn't help. You would assume using the image from OVH installer would just work out of the box with additional ips after putting in virtual MAC but it does not.

Additional ip's worked like magic at Hetzner but they are a mess to use at OVH.

I managed to connect to internet on my VM. But when I restart my vm, changes I applied to cloud-init.yaml file just reverts back to original. I followed their tutorial at OVH Proxmox tutorial.

Im getting an error when I use netplan apply on ubuntu 22.04 saying:

WARNING:root:Cannot call open vSwitch: ovsdb-server.service is not running

Update:

I fixed the configuration changing on it's own to default by following:

go into /etc/cloud/cloud.cfg.d/ and check the files using ls

There should be a file called installer-network.cfg (starts with a number). It has the default cloud-init.yaml file that ubuntu installer creates. Somehow it was getting applied to my VM whenever I rebooted. I applied the changes from OVH Proxmox from above to it and saved the changes.

 

[omgs]

Did you create a bridge with that subnet? Then, you just have to assign one of the IPs to the vm.

Also, take a look at https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/chapter-sysadmin.html#sysadmin_network_routed