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Resolved Installing Plesk (webhost version) on google cloud

John Bboyd

New Pleskian
Hello,

I'm trying to install plesk on google cloud VM. However, everything is getting translated to google's internal IP and not external public IP (which I use to connect via SSH).

I'm using Installing Plesk for Linux Using Installer GUI

However, when I try to access my IP:8447, my browser times out. If I use one-click installer, it asks me to go to internal IP to access my admin panel.

PS - Same thing happens with Azure

Can someone please tell me what to do ? Or point me in the right direction. I really want to make plesk work with google cloud.
 
[john@status ~]$ sudo plesk bin ipmanage -u 10.128.0.3 -public_ip 104.154.59.XX
Error occured while sending feedback. HTTP code returned: 502
Unable to update IP address: IP does not exist

exit status 1
 
Unable to update IP address: IP does not exist
Pls. USE the actual above documentation, for further commands!

plesk bin ipmanage --reread
plesk bin ipmanage -l

It is as well documented, how to manually add an IP.


Consider as well to see your current settings on your server with the command: ifconfig
 
Consider as well to see your current settings on your server with the command: ifconfig

If your OS is centos 7 or rhel 7 its

ip addr show

ifconfig isnt in the minimal install of those anymore, ip is the default now.

you need to install net-tools if you want ifconfig

yum -y install net-tools

regards
Jan
 
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