You can create a public IP for any failover VM within a virtual office to make it accessible over the internet.
- You can specify the rules for controlling inbound access, as well as the ports that should be open for TCP and UDP traffic.
- You can define up to 10 individual ports, or port ranges, per protocol. Outbound traffic is allowed on all ports.
Note: While you cannot pre-configure multiple public IPs within Runbook settings, you can edit the configuration of virtual offices that have started within a Runbook.
Note: You can configure Public IP addresses only for VMs belonging to subnets with Outbound Access enabled.
To configure multiple public IPs:
STEP 1
On the Configure: Virtual Office page, click the Edit button in the Public IPs section.
STEP 2
Click the Enabled slider to enable public IPs. You can also disable this feature if you need to temporarily restrict access to the failover VMs. You can re-enable and restore your public IP configuration settings at any time.
STEP 3
On the Public IPs screen, click the Add Another link to add additional entries, and update the following fields for each line item:
In the Device drop-down field, select the appropriate protected device. You can only add devices with running or stopped failover statuses.
- The Public IP field will display the public IP address, which is automatically assigned for the device.
- In the Inbound TCP Port Ranges field, enter inbound TCP ports, if applicable. Use dashes to define a range and use commas to list individual entries (for example, 80-84, 443).
- In the Inbound UDP Port Ranges field, enter inbound UDP ports, if applicable. Use dashes to define a range and use commas to list individual entries.
- Optionally, click the Delete icon to delete a public IP address. When a public IP is deleted, it is not possible to re-assign the same public IP to that VM.
- Optionally, click the Edit icon to modify a public IP address setting (inbound TCP and UDP port ranges only).
- Click the Save button to save any new configurations.
Note: By default, you can only create public IPs for up to five VMs. Please contact Axcient support to increase this limit.
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