Networking error or not(?)

[zerocrazy]

Hello Proxmox community!
I will explain what happens to me, but before I begin I must clarify that I am a complete first-time on the subject of virtualization with proxmox (I literally know nothing, zero from zero).

The problem is the following:
- I have installed proxmox to offer services to third parties through virtualization with windows, freebsd, centos, etc ... The thing is that I can't because all virtual machines have the same IP address.

The question is ... if I have IP address 61.61.137.60 what can I do to create another virtual machine with IP address 61.61.138.61 ...?

My network configuration is the one that comes by default, I have tried to do things but nothing has worked.

auto lo
iface lo inet loopback

auto eno1
iface eno1 inet manual

iface eno2 inet manual

iface eno3 inet manual

iface eno4 inet manual

auto vmbr0
iface vmbr0 inet static
    address  192.168.0.13
    netmask  255.255.255.0
    gateway  192.168.0.1
    bridge-ports eno1
    bridge-stp off
    bridge-fd 0

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I look forward to your collaboration and thank you very much for your attention!

 

[zerocrazy]

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[wolfgang]

Hi,

You have to get the IP from your provider.
The problem is the is no simple answer to this question.
Every provider is a bit different.
So you have to provide more information, in the case to get help.

 

[zerocrazy]

Hi,

You have to get the IP from your provider.
The problem is the is no simple answer to this question.
Every provider is a bit different.
So you have to provide more information, in the case to get help.

I have hired a Router with a Fixed IP address (it does not change) and I also have the Public IP address. I have a physical server at home.

 

[wolfgang]

Fixed IP address (it does not change)

A Fix IP address and a never-changing IP address are not the same.
If your provider has enough IP and does not care about it you get always the same IP address.
A Fix IP is an extra Contract with your Provider that says you own the IP address.
As far I can see is 61.61.137.60 a dynamic IP in Taiwan.

 

[zerocrazy]

A Fix IP address and a never-changing IP address are not the same.
If your provider has enough IP and does not care about it you get always the same IP address.
A Fix IP is an extra Contract with your Provider that says you own the IP address.
As far I can see is 61.61.137.60 a dynamic IP in Taiwan.

The IP address (61.61.137.60) was an example.
I have contracted with Vodafone Fixed IP from / for business and they provide me with the security that will never change, but according to your response you say that it is not the same ...

What should I do in this case? Do you know of any place where you can rent IP addresses for monthly cost or something similar? Thank you...

 

[wolfgang]

What should I do in this case? Do you know of any place where you can rent IP addresses for monthly cost or something similar? Thank you...

This can only be done by your provider (Vodafone) because they have to do the routing to your server.
This is why many people go to a Datacenter provider.
You can only use IP what is routed to you.
Generall you can also use dynamic IP but then you have to take care of it when they change.
But you can not use an IP on a Guest and the modem.

Please explain in detail what you try to archive?

 

[zerocrazy]

This can only be done by your provider (Vodafone) because they have to do the routing to your server.
This is why many people go to a Datacenter provider.
You can only use IP what is routed to you.
Generall you can also use dynamic IP but then you have to take care of it when they change.
But you can not use an IP on a Guest and the modem.

Please explain in detail what you try to archive?

Basically I want to be able to offer people virtualization services (VPS / DEDICATED) for the things they want ... but I didn't think it would get so complicated.

The Fixed IP address is the maximum Vodafone can do (I think). Datacenter are usually very expensive? Thank you!

 

[wolfgang]

I this case you can use an Nginx/ha-proxy to provide a reverse proxy.
This will translate external IPort to internal IPort.

see
https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Web_Interface_Via_Nginx_Proxy

This manual is for the PVE WebGUI but you can redirect to any other IP.
There are many tutorials on the Net that describe this.

Datacenter are usually very expensive?

There are servers available for under 50 Euros.