Hello I currently have a dedicated server on hetzner with 2 extra ips. So in total I have the default ip that is included with the server (xxx.xxx.61.76) and the other 2 are (xxx.xxx.61.116 and xxx.xxx.61.117).
With only the default ip I had my vms "natted" with internal subnet to that public ip. Now my objective is to have that default ip only to proxmox panel and ssh and the other 2 to vms, but I have 4 different vms. My idea is to have the 2 webservers vm use one of the 2 ips that I bought (xxx.xxx.61.116) and the other 2 vms with the other ip (xxx.xxx.61.117). Can I do something like what I did with the single ip? I've followed this tutorial (https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/1-public-ip-nat-masquerade-issue.22716/) and I was port forwarding in iptables on proxmox server.
I've also tried following a post on hetzner wiki, I cannot post external links here so... wiki.hetzner.de/ index.php/ KVM_mit_Nutzung_aller_IPs_aus_Subnetz/en
With only the default ip I had my vms "natted" with internal subnet to that public ip. Now my objective is to have that default ip only to proxmox panel and ssh and the other 2 to vms, but I have 4 different vms. My idea is to have the 2 webservers vm use one of the 2 ips that I bought (xxx.xxx.61.116) and the other 2 vms with the other ip (xxx.xxx.61.117). Can I do something like what I did with the single ip? I've followed this tutorial (https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/1-public-ip-nat-masquerade-issue.22716/) and I was port forwarding in iptables on proxmox server.
I've also tried following a post on hetzner wiki, I cannot post external links here so... wiki.hetzner.de/ index.php/ KVM_mit_Nutzung_aller_IPs_aus_Subnetz/en