Elastic IP Overview
What Is Elastic IP?
The Elastic IP (EIP) service enables your cloud resources to communicate with the Internet using static public IP addresses and scalable bandwidths. If a FlexusX instance has an EIP bound, it can access the Internet. If a FlexusX instance only has a private IP address, it cannot access the Internet. For details, see What Is Elastic IP?
Related Operations
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Binding an EIP |
You can bind an EIP to a FlexusX instance so that the instance can access the Internet. |
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Unbinding an EIP |
If your FlexusX X instance does not need to access the Internet or you want to change an EIP, you can unbind the EIP from the instance. |
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Changing an EIP |
You cannot directly change the EIP of a FlexusX instance. To change the EIP, you can unbind the exiting EIP and bind a new one to the instance. |
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Modifying a bandwidth |
You can modify the name, billing mode, and size of a bandwidth. |
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Releasing an EIP |
After an EIP is unbound, it is still billed. If you no longer need the EIP, release it in a timely manner. |
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