Hello Suno, thank you for your reply.
My VE Node have 255.255.255.240 its /28 network configured (public IPs)
but Im using all the IPs in this range, I need more IPs for create new
VPS. But the DataCenter dosn't have more IPs availables next to this
range. I also have in the same VLAN a /24 range allmost free. I want to
create VPS using this subnet but its totally diferent to the already
subnet configured in the VE Node.
Can I have some VPS using the first subnet (/28) and others VPS using
the other subnet (/24)?
Thank you!
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Jose> Hello! We have a OpenVz server working with a subnet we have 6
Jose> VPS created, but this subnet is full and we need to add more IP
Jose> address, so I have another subnet available but I can't migrate
Jose> my actual VPS, is posible that I can have some VPS with one
Jose> subnet and others VPS with anothers subnets.
Give us a bit more info please. Is that an internal IP range i.e.
something like
net_private_class_a="10.0.0.0/8"
net_private_class_b="172.16.0.0/12"
net_private_class_c="192.168.0.0/16"
or do you have public IP addresses available? In the later, you ISP
(Internet Service Provider) has to take care i.e. do the routing on his
core routers. In case you use private IPs, SNAT (Source Network Address
Translation) works perfectly fine.
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