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Changing the Private IP Address of the Primary Network Interface for a FlexusX Instance
Updated on 2024-09-25 GMT+08:00
Changing the Private IP Address of the Primary Network Interface for a FlexusX Instance
Scenarios
You can change the private IP address of the primary network interface for a FlexusX instance on the console.
Constraints
- The FlexusX instance must be stopped.
- If a virtual IP address or DNAT rule has been configured for the network interface, cancel the configuration before modifying the private IP address.
- If the network interface has an IPv6 address, its private IPv4 or IPv6 address cannot be modified.
- To change the private IP address for a backend server of a load balancer, remove the backend server from the backend server group first.
Procedure
- Log in to the FlexusX console, in the upper left corner, click , and select a region and project.
- In the FlexusX instance list, click the name of the FlexusX instance whose private IP address is to be changed.
- On the Network Interfaces tab, locate the primary network interface and click Modify Private IP.
The Modify Private IP dialog box is displayed.
- Change the subnet and private IP address of the primary network interface as required.
- Subnet: You can change the subnet when changing the private IP address.
You can only change to another subnet within the same VPC.
- New Private IP Address: You can specify a new private IP address. If you do not specify a private IP address, the system will automatically assign one to the primary network interface.
- Subnet: You can change the subnet when changing the private IP address.
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