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    VMs on OVH with Additional IP unable to be agile

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      McHenry
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      We have recently implemented shared storage for VMs and they are now agile, this works well.

      We have xcp-ng hosted on OVH Cloud and have "Additional IPs" for various VMs to allow external access.

      In OVH the additional IPs are associated with a server (xcp-ng host) so if an agile VM is moved to another host the additional IP no longer connects. The only solution I have found is to move the additional IP to the new host when the VM is migrated. This is possible however a more seamless solution would be better.

      Is there a better way to manage VM migration when the VM has an additional IP?

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        olivierlambert Vates 🪐 Co-Founder CEO
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        Hi,

        IIRC, some hosting providers are blocking by default everything and only authorize the IPs/MAC when correctly moved on their panels (the same for Scaleway, OVH and few others).

        That was the reasons we moved to our own machines/rack back in 2019. I suppose you can probably use a webhook or some automation to tell the provider API the IP is now on the new host, but even if you do, I think it takes few seconds to 1 minute to make it available again.

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          McHenry @olivierlambert
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          @olivierlambert

          Thank you. I never thought of using an automation. I'll look into that.

          OVH does allow you to associate an additional IP with either a server or a vRack. We use vRack for the LAN so I think we can only associate the additional IP with the server.

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