How to connect to a secondary IP of a VPS
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How to connect to a secondary IP of a VPS
Hello,
I run a VPS, which has 4 additional IP addresses linked in it. I am using Softether 4.06, and CentOS 6 32-bit.
I tried creating a new virtual hub with new IP and details, but I obtain the main IP of the VPS, or cannot connect at all.
Does anybody have an idea of how to connect to the additional IPs of my VPS, and not just the main IP of the server?
Thanks
I run a VPS, which has 4 additional IP addresses linked in it. I am using Softether 4.06, and CentOS 6 32-bit.
I tried creating a new virtual hub with new IP and details, but I obtain the main IP of the VPS, or cannot connect at all.
Does anybody have an idea of how to connect to the additional IPs of my VPS, and not just the main IP of the server?
Thanks
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Re: How to connect to a secondary IP of a VPS
Habe you made aliases of that additional IP's to main one?
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Re: How to connect to a secondary IP of a VPS
Do I need to make new aliases for each IP in Linux? That actually makes sense. Any idea where I can get the commands?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
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Re: How to connect to a secondary IP of a VPS
look to /etc/network/interface
do you see there aliases? give me what you have there(replace IP to look like 156.87.xx.xx for security purposes). Will try to help you )
do you see there aliases? give me what you have there(replace IP to look like 156.87.xx.xx for security purposes). Will try to help you )
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Re: How to connect to a secondary IP of a VPS
Hi, thank you for your response. I just checked, but I don't seem to have a network folder in etc.
This is what I get when I look up all network interfaces. The first IP is the main one, and the rest are additional IPs which I am having problem assigning.
This is what I get when I look up all network interfaces. The first IP is the main one, and the rest are additional IPs which I am having problem assigning.
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Re: How to connect to a secondary IP of a VPS
Do I have to Assign an IP, Netmask and Broadcast to all Network Interfaces ?
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Re: How to connect to a secondary IP of a VPS
As I see you have aliases made for additional IP's.
give me list of netstat -l
and rules of your firewall
netstat will show if SE tries to listen on additional IP's, and firewall will show if it is allowed(maybe you have default ruleset DENY/DROP)
give me list of netstat -l
and rules of your firewall
netstat will show if SE tries to listen on additional IP's, and firewall will show if it is allowed(maybe you have default ruleset DENY/DROP)
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Re: How to connect to a secondary IP of a VPS
You can run two or more Virtual Hubs in a single VPN Server instance.
If you want to run two or more VPN Server instance at the same time on the single computer, you need to change the listening TCP port. Two or more VPN servers cannot share the same TCP port.
If you want to run two or more VPN Server instance at the same time on the single computer, you need to change the listening TCP port. Two or more VPN servers cannot share the same TCP port.
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Re: How to connect to a secondary IP of a VPS
I apologize for the late response.
Here is the info required. Thanks.
Here is the info required. Thanks.
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Re: How to connect to a secondary IP of a VPS
dnobori wrote:
> You can run two or more Virtual Hubs in a single VPN Server instance.
>
> If you want to run two or more VPN Server instance at the same time on the
> single computer, you need to change the listening TCP port. Two or more VPN
> servers cannot share the same TCP port.
Do I need to adjust the listening ports from the Server Manager as shown below? Thanks.
> You can run two or more Virtual Hubs in a single VPN Server instance.
>
> If you want to run two or more VPN Server instance at the same time on the
> single computer, you need to change the listening TCP port. Two or more VPN
> servers cannot share the same TCP port.
Do I need to adjust the listening ports from the Server Manager as shown below? Thanks.
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Re: How to connect to a secondary IP of a VPS
Could anyone shed some light on this? Thanks.
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Re: How to connect to a secondary IP of a VPS
Can you get response of ping at all IP?
Can you connect the server by OpenVPN?
Can you connect the server by OpenVPN?