How to manually assign extra ips to a server?

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• rED Member

  March 2017

  @Falzo said:

  rED said: I wanted to try rm -rf / but it seems it wipes all data(I googled) and restores it to default

  

  100% sirius black
• deadbeef Member

  March 2017

  yum install -y easy-ip-manager && ip-add pool xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx --permanent && reboot

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• rED Member

  March 2017 edited March 2017

  @deadbeef said:
  yum install -y easy-ip-manager && ip-add pool xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx --permanent && reboot

  No package easy-ip-manager available.

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• deadbeef Member

  March 2017

  @rED said:

  @deadbeef said:
  yum install -y easy-ip-manager && ip-add pool xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx --permanent && reboot

  No package easy-ip-manager available.

  It was a joke
• rED Member

  March 2017 edited March 2017

  @rED said:

  
  No package easy-ip-manager available.

  It was a joke

  lol ggwp

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• WSS Member

  March 2017

  This is why managed service providers exist.

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• rED Member

  March 2017

  @WSS said:
  This is why managed service providers exist.

  Exactly, but I have learnt a lot which I never could have if I hadn't had bugdet issues haha..
• rED Member

  March 2017 edited March 2017

  UPDATE:

  After like weeks, I finally made it work
  But it involved few extra steps(if anyone wondering or is stuck)..

  I installed VirtualMin on my server then under:

  Webmin > Networking > Network Configuration > Add a new address Range

  Then BAM!!

  thkxx guys btw..