how to send requests with floating ip instead of actual ip linux

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I am using Heztner server for running my application, which owns IP as 95.216.167.191. Then I added a floating Ip which was 159.69.100.75.

I added this floating IP to network settings as well as

nano /etc/network/interfaces.d/60-my-floating-ip.cfg

and pasted this

auto eth0:1

iface eth0:1 inet static

    address 159.69.100.75

    netmask 32

then restarted network as sudo service networking restart.

Even though now when I send a curl request to another system as

curl -X POST -F 'firstname=floating' -F 'lastname=iping' -F 'username=iamfloating' -F 'email=fffloating@email.com' -F 'password=floatingpass' -F 'token=web' https://media.evercam.io/v1/users

still, as a result of that request, my actual IP is being used.

[POST v1/users] [curl/7.47.0] [95.216.167.191] [fffloating@email.com] [fffloating@email.com] [web]

what I am doing wrong? the thing I want to achieve is, to send all the requests either its POST, PUT, GET or DELETE from floating IP, not the actual one.

edited Oct 16 at 7:31

asked Oct 16 at 6:13

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I am using Heztner server for running my application, which owns IP as 95.216.167.191. Then I added a floating Ip which was 159.69.100.75.

I added this floating IP to network settings as well as

nano /etc/network/interfaces.d/60-my-floating-ip.cfg

and pasted this

auto eth0:1

iface eth0:1 inet static

    address 159.69.100.75

    netmask 32

then restarted network as sudo service networking restart.

Even though now when I send a curl request to another system as

curl -X POST -F 'firstname=floating' -F 'lastname=iping' -F 'username=iamfloating' -F 'email=fffloating@email.com' -F 'password=floatingpass' -F 'token=web' https://media.evercam.io/v1/users

still, as a result of that request, my actual IP is being used.

[POST v1/users] [curl/7.47.0] [95.216.167.191] [fffloating@email.com] [fffloating@email.com] [web]

what I am doing wrong? the thing I want to achieve is, to send all the requests either its POST, PUT, GET or DELETE from floating IP, not the actual one.

edited Oct 16 at 7:31

asked Oct 16 at 6:13

Junaid Farooq

11318

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I am using Heztner server for running my application, which owns IP as 95.216.167.191. Then I added a floating Ip which was 159.69.100.75.

I added this floating IP to network settings as well as

nano /etc/network/interfaces.d/60-my-floating-ip.cfg

and pasted this

auto eth0:1

iface eth0:1 inet static

    address 159.69.100.75

    netmask 32

then restarted network as sudo service networking restart.

Even though now when I send a curl request to another system as

curl -X POST -F 'firstname=floating' -F 'lastname=iping' -F 'username=iamfloating' -F 'email=fffloating@email.com' -F 'password=floatingpass' -F 'token=web' https://media.evercam.io/v1/users

still, as a result of that request, my actual IP is being used.

[POST v1/users] [curl/7.47.0] [95.216.167.191] [fffloating@email.com] [fffloating@email.com] [web]

what I am doing wrong? the thing I want to achieve is, to send all the requests either its POST, PUT, GET or DELETE from floating IP, not the actual one.

edited Oct 16 at 7:31

asked Oct 16 at 6:13

Junaid Farooq

11318

I am using Heztner server for running my application, which owns IP as 95.216.167.191. Then I added a floating Ip which was 159.69.100.75.

I added this floating IP to network settings as well as

nano /etc/network/interfaces.d/60-my-floating-ip.cfg

and pasted this

auto eth0:1

iface eth0:1 inet static

    address 159.69.100.75

    netmask 32

then restarted network as sudo service networking restart.

Even though now when I send a curl request to another system as

curl -X POST -F 'firstname=floating' -F 'lastname=iping' -F 'username=iamfloating' -F 'email=fffloating@email.com' -F 'password=floatingpass' -F 'token=web' https://media.evercam.io/v1/users

still, as a result of that request, my actual IP is being used.

[POST v1/users] [curl/7.47.0] [95.216.167.191] [fffloating@email.com] [fffloating@email.com] [web]

what I am doing wrong? the thing I want to achieve is, to send all the requests either its POST, PUT, GET or DELETE from floating IP, not the actual one.

18.04 ip reverse-proxy

edited Oct 16 at 7:31

asked Oct 16 at 6:13

Junaid Farooq

11318

edited Oct 16 at 7:31

asked Oct 16 at 6:13

Junaid Farooq

11318

edited Oct 16 at 7:31

asked Oct 16 at 6:13

Junaid Farooq

11318

asked Oct 16 at 6:13

Junaid Farooq

11318

asked Oct 16 at 6:13

Junaid Farooq

11318

add a comment |

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