Topic: Network Configuration Guidance
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From this article, you will learn about main and additional IP addresses for centos
Main IP address
IPv4
Dedicated root servers
The main IP address of a dedicated root server usually comes from a /26 or /27 subnet. In order to prevent (accidental) adoption of foreign IP addresses, communication ...
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In this article, you will learn about 10G uplink.
Introduction
We offer a 10G uplink for many of our dedicated servers. This replaces the 1G uplink. Only one uplink per server is possible. You can either directly order a new server with a 10G uplink, or write a support request and have an existing...
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From this article, you will learn about main and additional IP addresses.
Main IP address
IPv4
The main IP of a dedicated root server is usually located in a /26 or /27 subnet. In order to prevent the accidental use of a foreign IP address, our infrastructure rejects any Ethernet packets that are...
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From this article you will learn about network configuration using systemd-networkd.
Please note
With systemd version 238 net naming schemes were introduced. This means that if you're using predictable network interface names, network interfaces may be named differently depending on the booted sys...
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