Additional IP in lxc

[RipSkils]

Hello! I've been trying to add an extra ip to be used in LXC for a few days now, but I've hit a rock. The IP is added via the GUI and it can be seen in LXC using ifconfig. When I try to ping the ip it is impossible. I am attaching screenshots from the GUI and LXC.

 

[shanreich]

You have /32 as CIDR at eth1 - try switching it to the same CIDR as you used in eth0 (/26)

 

[RipSkils]

You have /32 as CIDR at eth1 - try switching it to the same CIDR as you used in eth0 (/26)

I tryed to change it, but again is same

 

[RipSkils]

You have /32 as CIDR at eth1 - try switching it to the same CIDR as you used in eth0 (/26)

Do I need to do some additional configuration in LXC if I can see the ip through ifconfig?

 

[shanreich]

Those seem to be public IPs - how are you trying to check the connection? Are you pinging from the host? Or from some external device?

 

[RipSkils]

Those seem to be public IPs - how are you trying to check the connection? Are you pinging from the host? Or from some external device?

I'm pinging from my pc

 

[Spoonman2002]

Do ANY of your public ip addresses reply to ping from your pc?

 

[RipSkils]

Yes, the main IP is pingable

 

[shanreich]

Rather than creating a second interface it might make sense to just add the second IP to the first interface from within the container:

ip addr add x.x.x.x/y dev <dev_name>

 

[RipSkils]

It don't work. The ips is not in the same subnet. They are buyed additional ips from Hetzner

 

[Spoonman2002]

Is your original vmbr0 and mac address linked/set by people of Hetzner ?
You are now adding a "foreign" mac address (and ip) to the original vmbr0 config.
Maybe this is a Hetzner policy for security reasons.
Not sure, just my thoughts.

 

[RipSkils]

The mac adresses it's from Hetzner. You can't use the additional IP without their mac adress