As the title says
- The host machine joins network A and gets an internal IP of 192.168.30.150
- The host machine joins network B and gets an internal IP of 10.24.36.128
Current situation
- The virtual machine needs to use bridge mode to conveniently allow external access to various ports of the virtual machine
- Unable to unify the internal IPs of networks A and B
At this time
- When the host machine joins network A, access pve management panel using https://192.168.30.150:8006
- When the host machine joins network B, access pve management panel using https://10.24.36.128:8006
Trouble
- The IP of the pve management panel opened each time is different
Unacceptable solution
- Use frp or similar services to penetrate the internal network and access it through the external network
Problem extension
- If you plan to open a virtual machine A, run openwrt+openclash in virtual machine A, and let other virtual machines use virtual machine A as a side router, there will be similar problems. The IP of this virtual machine A is not fixed. How to solve this problem?