Referring to the thread Upcoming changes in next release (1.1.12)
I wanted to ask if you also can enter multiple public IP addresses here?
Referring to the thread Upcoming changes in next release (1.1.12)
I wanted to ask if you also can enter multiple public IP addresses here?
Referring to the thread Upcoming changes in next release (1.1.12)
I wanted to ask if you also can enter multiple public IP addresses here?
Why do you want to do this?
Since some customers have multiple IP addresses for multiple websites.
However, it is not a problem if you can only enter one IP address .... would only be a small consideration if multiple IP addresses might be useful, also regarding public DNS server.
More than one ip for a website?
Multiple IP for multiple customers and websites on one Server.
Internal: 1 or 2 IP behind NAT Firewall
External: multiple IP
Multiple IP for DNS, Mail, .....
Hello ;
I understand what you want but this is really more complicated to implement.
For example, lets say that your i-MSCP server is behind a router to which a public IP range 80.0.0.0/27 is assigned to. Here, your router will be reachable via 30 IP adresses (80.0.0.1 to 80.0.0.30)
Now, lets say that your i-MSCP server has its own private IP range (192.168.5.0/24) and that you want translate 5 IP from this range to 5 IP from the public IP range (lets say 80.0.0.10 to 80.0.0.14). Here, the NAT table will be:
192.168.5.1 => 80.0.0.10
192.168.5.2 => 80.0.0.11
192.168.5.3 => 80.0.0.12
192.168.5.4 => 80.0.0.13
192.168.5.5 => 80.0.0.14
This table must be setup on the router side which is responsible to translate the internal (private) IP addresses to external IP addresses. So first, you must be aware that you'll have to configure your router properly (NAT table).
Now on the i-MSCP side, the goal is to provide a virtual map which allow you to assign a specific public IP (only known by your router) to a specific customer. This require in order:
So here, as you can see, what you are asking is possible but this need really more work. I can do this if you want but this will really take more time.
BTW: Things are a bit more complicated in reality but I think you understand me
Configure the firewall is not a problem, but this feature is integrated into i-MSCP really a lot of hard work.
Maybe even an issue unless there is interest in the future and a little more time to do so.
Thanks Nuxwin.