Configure virtual IP addresses
Configure virtual IP addresses
Virtual IP addresses are used to configure multiple IP addresses from different subnets (including private addresses) on a single network interface.
Example of creating a Virtual IP as a secondary IP.
Create Virtual IP
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In graphical interface from the main menu, go to Firewall → Virtual IPs.
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Click Add.
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Enter the basic parameters for Virtual IP:
- Type — IP Alias;
- Interface — the network interface on which the configuration is being performed;
- Address(es) — The IP address that is used as the secondary IP.
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Click Save.
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Click Apply Changes to apply the configuration.
Check cohesion
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In graphical interface from the main menu, go to Diagnostics → Ping.
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Enter the network interface parameters of one of the devices:
- Hostname — IP address;
- IP Protocol;
- Source address — The IP address that is used as the secondary IP.
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Click Ping.
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Verify that there is connectivity. If there is no connectivity, check the Virtual IP settings.