L Ladrek New Member May 25, 2023 3 0 1 May 31, 2023 #1 How'd I give each VM it's very own public IP address? I have DIA from my DC I'm trying to avoid NAT and would like for each VM to go to IP chicken and have it's own IP address Last edited: May 31, 2023
How'd I give each VM it's very own public IP address? I have DIA from my DC I'm trying to avoid NAT and would like for each VM to go to IP chicken and have it's own IP address
Chris Proxmox Staff Member Staff member Jan 2, 2019 3,374 678 158 May 31, 2023 #2 Ladrek said: How'd I give each VM it's very own public IP address? I have DIA from my DC I'm trying to avoid NAT and would like for each VM to go to IP chicken and have it's own IP address Click to expand... Hi, you probably want to setup a routed configuration and forward traffic to the VM. See the example in the docs https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/pve-admin-guide.html#sysadmin_network_routed
Ladrek said: How'd I give each VM it's very own public IP address? I have DIA from my DC I'm trying to avoid NAT and would like for each VM to go to IP chicken and have it's own IP address Click to expand... Hi, you probably want to setup a routed configuration and forward traffic to the VM. See the example in the docs https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/pve-admin-guide.html#sysadmin_network_routed
Chris Proxmox Staff Member Staff member Jan 2, 2019 3,374 678 158 Jun 5, 2023 #4 Ladrek said: What type of router/switch would I need to use Click to expand... What do you mean? Routing your traffic from the host to the individual VMs has nothing to do with external routers/switches. You will have to configure you PVE host such that it forwards traffic to the VMs as shown in the example in the docs.
Ladrek said: What type of router/switch would I need to use Click to expand... What do you mean? Routing your traffic from the host to the individual VMs has nothing to do with external routers/switches. You will have to configure you PVE host such that it forwards traffic to the VMs as shown in the example in the docs.