How to have a different public IP for each vm?

[Arnau97]

Hello, I have 5 different vm and everyone it's with the same public ip. Is there any form to make a different public ip for each machine?

Example:

From:

VM1 - 92.92.92.92
VM2 - 92.92.92 .92
VM3 - 92.92.92.92

To:

VM1 - 92.92.92.93
VM2 - 92.92.92.94
VM3 - 92.92.92.95

 

[bbgeek17]

This depends on a multitude of things:
a) Do you just see that when connecting to outside services the source IP is the same? That's how its supposed to work in most cases. The Public IP NATs the private ones via your ISP router.

b) Do you have Public IPs allocated to you by ISP and you want each VM to have one?
- where are those IPs are coming from, ie how they are allocated and received?
- how is the hypervisor/VM is connected to the network?
- what OS is the VM is running?
At a very basic level you need to manually update the configuration: https://www.industrialshields.com/b...how-to-change-the-ip-in-windows-and-linux-242

https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Network_Configuration#_choosing_a_network_configuration

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[Arnau97]

a) Yes

b) I only have 1 public ip, and yes, each vm to have one.

b1- Ethernet cards
b2- Linux bridge
b3- Windows

 

[bbgeek17]

b) I only have 1 public ip, and yes, each vm to have one.

if you only have one public IP then you cant assign 3 different ones to your hosts, virtual or physical.
I think something is getting lost in the translation between what you have available to you and the end result you want to achieve.

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