How-To - Elastic IP
Step-by-step guides to configure the service and use specific features, with clear instructions for common tasks and problem solving.
Configure additional IPv6 addresses on Exoscale instances for managed or manual Elastic IPv6 prefixes using Ubuntu or Debian network setup.
Configure a manual Elastic IP on Exoscale instances with OS-specific steps for Linux, OpenBSD, and Windows to receive routed traffic.
Create manual or managed Elastic IPv6 prefixes on Exoscale using the Portal, CLI, or API, with optional health checks for managed routing.
Attach an Elastic IPv6 prefix to Exoscale instances to route prefix traffic, with support for manual or managed IPv6 configuration.
Use a manual Elastic IP as the source for outbound traffic by binding apps or setting preferred IPv6 source routing on your instance.
Configure managed Elastic IP health checks with TCP or HTTP probes, intervals, timeouts, and thresholds to route traffic to healthy instances.
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