Enable VM Communication with IP Addresses

Before migrating a portion of your environment to the Cloud, it is important to plan ahead for IP address changes that could affect your workloads. In this episode, Stephanie covers private and public IPs on Google Cloud and how you can achieve remappable IP addresses for your Cloud resources.
Learn more about IP addresses on GCP → bit.ly/2W3fKEj
Create custom public IPs on GCP → bit.ly/2XlVmyh
Watch other episodes of this series here → bit.ly/2GsrqLg
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[@HardikPatel-ou1bh]

I liked the video. It's short and covers important information on the IP addresses.

[@Haenniinfante]

Thank you Stephanie , thanks your video I fixed my googlelab step. I was stuck ont it , because the VM had not a public ip and I didn't can download the rdp file.

[@eco4652]

this is very good, i'll read a lot of things about this service and see if this is a valuable option

[@papachoudhary5482]

Thanks!

[@truesightgrabber]

Yes it works. but once you check interfaces from inside there is only internal one.

[@BeingCreativeAI]

good one

[@phimanh5501]

thank you. you save my day

[@RealLexable]

can't ping my vm, although ip is static, firewall off and default icmp ?

[@ulsishefali]

Can I have static internal ip? Because through VPC you showed static external ip address option only.

[@MAESSA63]

Good one,

[@TheSirkao]

Question pleaae..i know its asked before.
If i run a vm will it have its own ip? The reason is i run nodes for my cryptos.. and i can't run them on same computer because its linked to my windows key and i dont think ip is the issue...but would like to know..

[@shaeug5097]

I already have external address, and i think it is not static. I have a website using the external ip address, but when the next day i want access to it, it's not working, it takes too much time and showing "requests time out". Do you know why? And can i recover the data without missing anything on the website?

[@rodrigoaraujo3851]

ok, and about IPv6 ???

[@zacheryfraser9011]

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[@muhammadzamroni8268]

please re-upload for "Create custom public IPs on GCP" link...is 404. thank you

[@geazim820]

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[@geazim820]

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[@ionolaru4936]

There is a little of inconsistencies in the speech, first you said the IPs are ephemeral and if you restart the VMs you will lose them, then you come up with a solution to keep those IPs, but this time you are referring to shutdown a machine instead of a restart. I am wondering if restarting a VM really makes you lose the IP now, I think you meant to say shut down or destroy at the very beginning - not restart.

[@Dumfing]

You lose your IP when your VM shuts down and you receive a new one when it starts up again. Restarting a VM does both so you will get a new ephemeral IP regardless of which you do if you don't set a static IP

[@michaelhind7886]

I have a problem hope someone can give a tip??
So at 3am last night i got an email from (lisa) saying they are near my area (location) which is scary then so i replied being polite saying "sorry this is?" Now when i load google it says (lisa's) IP adress can not be found