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This document only applies to Armor Complete users.  To fully use this screen, you must have the following permissions assigned to your account:

  • Read Network IP
  • Write Network IP
  • Read Network NAT
  • Write Network NAT

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Overview

You can use the IP Addresses screen to view and assign private and public IP addresses for your virtual machines. 

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By default, IP addresses assigned to a virtual machine are private; however, but you can request a public IP address.

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Armor offers one free public IP address per virtual machine. There is a cost to for You can request additional public IP addresses associated to for the same virtual machine at an additional cost.

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Additionally, there is a cost associated with a public IP address that is not assigned (routed) to a virtual machine / private IP address.

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Private section

ColumnDescription
Private IPThe private IP addresses allocated to your account.
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
  • Primary IP - The primary private IP address assigned to a virtual machine
  • Secondary IP - A secondary private IP address assigned to a virtual machine
Public IPsThe public IP address assigned to the private IP address
VMThe virtual machine associated with the private IP address
WorkloadThe workload where the virtual machine lives


Public section

ColumnDescription
Public IP

The public IP addresses allocated to your account.


Note

There is a cost associated with a public IP address that is not assigned (routed) to a private IP address. If you have a public IP address listed in your account that is not assigned to a private IP address, Armor recommends that you remove that public IP address from your account.

To learn how to remove a public IP address from your account, see Remove an existing public IP address from a virtual machine.

State

The status of the public IP address with respect to your private IP addresses

  • 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 private IP address.


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Request a new public IP address
Request a new public IP address

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Assign a new public IP address to an existing virtual machine / private IP address

  1. In the Armor the Armor Management Portal (AMP), in the left-side navigation, click Infrastructure.
  2. Click IP Addresses. 
  3. If you If you have virtual machines in various data centers, then in the top menu, click the corresponding data center. 
  4. Click New Click Public IP. 
    • If you do not see New Public IP, but instead, you see Max Unassigned IPs, then you have reached your limit of unassigned public IP addresses. You cannot have more than five unassigned public IP addresses. 

  5. In Location, select a data center location. 

  6. In Quantity, select the desired amount. 
  7. Click Add IP Addresses. The newly created public IP address will be located at the top of the table. 
  8. .
  9. Click the plus ( + ) icon. 
  10. Review the information under Environment and Quantity, and then click Add IP Addresses. 
  11. Locate and hover over the newly created public IP address. 
  12. Click the vertical ellipses.
  13. Click Assign to VM.
  14. In Virtual Machine, select the desired virtual machine.
  15. In IP Address, select an available private IP address.
  16. Click Create NAT.
    • This action may take a few minutes to complete.

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Assign an existing public IP address to a virtual machine
Assign an existing public IP address to a virtual machine
Assign an existing public IP address to

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an existing virtual machine / private IP address

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In this example, you will assign a public IP address that is displayed as Not Routed.

  1. In the Armor Management Portal (AMP), in the left-side navigation, click Infrastructure.
  2. Click IP Addresses. 
  3. If you have virtual machines in various data centers, then click the corresponding data center. 
  4. Click Public. 
  5. Locate and hover over the desired public IP address. 
  6. Click the corresponding gear icon, and then click Edit Assignments.  
  7. In Available Public IPs, select and move the desired IP address to Assigned Public IPs.  
  8. Click Save IP Assignment. vertical ellipses.
  9. Click Assign to VM.
  10. In Virtual Machine, select the desired virtual machine.
  11. In IP Address, select the corresponding virtual machine.
  12. Click Create NAT.

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Remove an existing public IP address from a virtual machine
Remove an existing public IP address from a virtual machine

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Unassign and remove an existing public IP address from a virtual machine / private IP address

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Note

There is a cost associated with a public IP address that is not assigned (routed) to a virtual machine. After you unassign a public IP address, Armor recommends that you remove the unassigned IP address.

  1. In the Armor Management Portal (AMP), in the left-side navigation, click Infrastructure.
  2. Click IP Addresses. 
  3. If you have virtual machines in various data centers, then click in the top menu, select the corresponding data center. 
  4. Click Public. 
  5. Locate and hover over the desired public IP address. 
  6. Click the corresponding gear icon, and then click Edit Assignments.  
  7. In Assigned Public IPs, select and move the desired IP address to Available Public IPs.
  8. Click Save IP Assignment. 

 

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  1. In the Armor vertical ellipses.
  2. Click Remove NAT.
  3. Click Remove NAT again.
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If you do not plan to use this public IP address in the future, to avoid additional costs, Armor recommends that you remove the public IP address from your AMP account.

  1. In the Public section of the IP Addresses screen, locate and hover over the desired IP address.
  2. Click Relinquish IP.
  3. Click Relinquish IP again.


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Assign an available private IP address
Assign an available private IP address
Assign a secondary, available private IP address to an existing virtual machine / public IP address

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By default, new virtual machines are assigned a primary private IP address; however, you can assign a secondary private IP address.

  1. In the Armor Management Portal (AMP),  in in the left-side navigation, click Infrastructure.
  2. Click IP Addresses. 
  3. If you have virtual machines in various data centers, then click in the top menu, select the corresponding data center. 
  4. Locate and hover over the desired private IP address. 
  5. Click the corresponding gear icon, vertical ellipses. 
  6. Click Assign to VM. 
  7. In the drop-down menu, select the desired virtual machine, and then click DeleteAssign IP. 
  8. Click OK. 

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Unassign a secondary private IP address

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Unassign a secondary private IP address

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Unassign a secondary private IP address from a virtual machine / public IP address

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You cannot unassign a primary private IP address from a virtual machine.

  1. In the Armor Management Portal (AMP), in the left-side navigation, click Infrastructure.
  2. Click IP Addresses. 
  3. If you have virtual machines in various data centers, then click in the top menu, select the corresponding data center. 
  4. Locate and hover over the desired private IP address. 
  5. C the corresponding gear icon, and then click Edit Assignments. 
  6. In Assigned Public IPs, select and move the desired IP address to Available Public IPs.
  7. Click Save IP Assignment. 
  8. In the table, locate the desired IP address, and then click the corresponding gear icon. 
  9. Click Delete. 
  10. Click OK.  

 

  1. Click the vertical ellipses. 
  2. Click Remove IP from VM. 
  3. Select Remove IP Assignment. 
  4. You must also unassign the IP address within the virtual machine to complete the removal. 

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