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By default, IP addresses assigned to a virtual machine are private; however, you can request a public IP address. Armor offers one free public IP address per virtual machine. You can request additional public IP addresses for the same virtual machine at an additional cost. Additionally, there is a cost associated with a public IP address that is not assigned (allocated) to a virtual machine. |
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| | State | Reserved (Assigned) - When the private IP address is assigned to a public IP address Unassigned (Available) - When the private IP address is not assigned to a public IP address. | | Public IPs | The public IP address assign to the private IP address | | VM | The virtual machine associated with the private IP address | | Workload | The workload where the virtual machine lives |
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| Public IP | The public IP address allocated to your account. | Note |
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There is a cost associated with a public IP address that is not assigned (allocated) to a virtual machine. If you have a public IP address listed in your account that is not assigned to a virtual machine, Armor recommends that you remove that virtual machine from your account. |
| | State | The status of the public IP address with respect to your virtual machine. - Not Routed - When a public IP address is not assigned to a private IP address.
- Routed - When a public IP address has been assigned to a
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| Request a new public IP address |
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| Request a new public IP address |
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Assign a new public IP address to an existing virtual machine
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In this example, you can only assign a public IP address that appears as Not Routed. |
- In the Armor Management Portal (AMP), in the left-side navigation, click Infrastructure.
- Click IP Addresses.
- If you have virtual machines in various data centers, then click the corresponding data center.
- Click Public.
- Locate and hover over the desired public IP address.
- Click the vertical ellipses.
- Click Assign to VM.
- In Virtual Machine, select the desired virtual machine.
- In IP Address, select the desired private IP address.
- Click Create NAT.
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