Ubuntu 18.04 new second IP not working

On my VPS i have 2 ip-adresses. Now the hosting company changed my second ip-adress.
I changed the ip-adress in the /etc/netplan/*.yaml to the new one, but the new one does not work, sites not work and can't ping the new IP.
Here my config file:

network:

 version: 2

 renderer: networkd

 ethernets:

  ens3:

   dhcp4: no

   dhcp6: no

   addresses: [5.157.82.219/23, 185.37.68.40/24]

   gateway4: 5.157.82.1

   nameservers:

   addresses: [109.235.76.162,93.94.226.236,85.158.203.252,85.158.200.76,8.8.8.8]

I just replaced the second ip, anyone maybe know why its not working?

VPS IP settings
Here a screenshot from the account page

edited Mar 10 at 20:08

fossfreedom♦

150k37329374

asked Mar 9 at 22:14

Rick

Did you do a sudo netplan --debug generate and a sudo netplan apply? And I just noticed... the second address isn't even on the same subnet. And why is one netmask = 23 and the other = 24?

– heynnema
Mar 10 at 0:36

Please edit such text as an edit into your original question. It's impossible to read in the comments. Thanks!

– heynnema
Mar 10 at 13:59

Can't edit in the commands.. i will try your settings

– Rick
Mar 10 at 16:02

No, you can't edit the comments after 4 minutes. You need to redo the command, copy the output to the clipboard, edit your question, paste the clipboard at the end of your text, select the pasted text, and format it with the {} icon.

– heynnema
Mar 10 at 16:19

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network:

 version: 2

 renderer: networkd

 ethernets:

  ens3:

   dhcp4: no

   dhcp6: no

   addresses: [5.157.82.219/23, 185.37.68.40/24]

   gateway4: 5.157.82.1

   nameservers:

   addresses: [109.235.76.162,93.94.226.236,85.158.203.252,85.158.200.76,8.8.8.8]

I just replaced the second ip, anyone maybe know why its not working?

VPS IP settings
Here a screenshot from the account page

edited Mar 10 at 20:08

fossfreedom♦

150k37329374

asked Mar 9 at 22:14

Rick

Did you do a sudo netplan --debug generate and a sudo netplan apply? And I just noticed... the second address isn't even on the same subnet. And why is one netmask = 23 and the other = 24?

– heynnema
Mar 10 at 0:36

Please edit such text as an edit into your original question. It's impossible to read in the comments. Thanks!

– heynnema
Mar 10 at 13:59

Can't edit in the commands.. i will try your settings

– Rick
Mar 10 at 16:02

No, you can't edit the comments after 4 minutes. You need to redo the command, copy the output to the clipboard, edit your question, paste the clipboard at the end of your text, select the pasted text, and format it with the {} icon.

– heynnema
Mar 10 at 16:19

add a comment |

network:

 version: 2

 renderer: networkd

 ethernets:

  ens3:

   dhcp4: no

   dhcp6: no

   addresses: [5.157.82.219/23, 185.37.68.40/24]

   gateway4: 5.157.82.1

   nameservers:

   addresses: [109.235.76.162,93.94.226.236,85.158.203.252,85.158.200.76,8.8.8.8]

I just replaced the second ip, anyone maybe know why its not working?

VPS IP settings
Here a screenshot from the account page

edited Mar 10 at 20:08

fossfreedom♦

150k37329374

asked Mar 9 at 22:14

Rick

network:

 version: 2

 renderer: networkd

 ethernets:

  ens3:

   dhcp4: no

   dhcp6: no

   addresses: [5.157.82.219/23, 185.37.68.40/24]

   gateway4: 5.157.82.1

   nameservers:

   addresses: [109.235.76.162,93.94.226.236,85.158.203.252,85.158.200.76,8.8.8.8]

I just replaced the second ip, anyone maybe know why its not working?

VPS IP settings
Here a screenshot from the account page

networking 18.04

edited Mar 10 at 20:08

fossfreedom♦

150k37329374

asked Mar 9 at 22:14

Rick

edited Mar 10 at 20:08

fossfreedom♦

150k37329374

asked Mar 9 at 22:14

Rick

edited Mar 10 at 20:08

fossfreedom♦

150k37329374

edited Mar 10 at 20:08

fossfreedom♦

150k37329374

edited Mar 10 at 20:08

fossfreedom♦

150k37329374

asked Mar 9 at 22:14

Rick

asked Mar 9 at 22:14

Rick

asked Mar 9 at 22:14

Rick

Did you do a sudo netplan --debug generate and a sudo netplan apply? And I just noticed... the second address isn't even on the same subnet. And why is one netmask = 23 and the other = 24?

– heynnema
Mar 10 at 0:36

Please edit such text as an edit into your original question. It's impossible to read in the comments. Thanks!

– heynnema
Mar 10 at 13:59

Can't edit in the commands.. i will try your settings

– Rick
Mar 10 at 16:02

No, you can't edit the comments after 4 minutes. You need to redo the command, copy the output to the clipboard, edit your question, paste the clipboard at the end of your text, select the pasted text, and format it with the {} icon.

– heynnema
Mar 10 at 16:19

add a comment |

Did you do a sudo netplan --debug generate and a sudo netplan apply? And I just noticed... the second address isn't even on the same subnet. And why is one netmask = 23 and the other = 24?

– heynnema
Mar 10 at 0:36

Please edit such text as an edit into your original question. It's impossible to read in the comments. Thanks!

– heynnema
Mar 10 at 13:59

Can't edit in the commands.. i will try your settings

– Rick
Mar 10 at 16:02

No, you can't edit the comments after 4 minutes. You need to redo the command, copy the output to the clipboard, edit your question, paste the clipboard at the end of your text, select the pasted text, and format it with the {} icon.

– heynnema
Mar 10 at 16:19

Did you do a sudo netplan --debug generate and a sudo netplan apply? And I just noticed... the second address isn't even on the same subnet. And why is one netmask = 23 and the other = 24?

– heynnema
Mar 10 at 0:36

Please edit such text as an edit into your original question. It's impossible to read in the comments. Thanks!

– heynnema
Mar 10 at 13:59

Can't edit in the commands.. i will try your settings

– Rick
Mar 10 at 16:02

No, you can't edit the comments after 4 minutes. You need to redo the command, copy the output to the clipboard, edit your question, paste the clipboard at the end of your text, select the pasted text, and format it with the {} icon.

– heynnema
Mar 10 at 16:19

add a comment |

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Try this. Use copy/paste ALL of the text, to update your .yaml file.

network:

  version: 2

  renderer: networkd

  ethernets:

    ens3:

      addresses:

        - 5.157.82.219/23

        - 185.37.68.40/24

      #gateway4: 5.157.82.1 # not used with routes

      routes:

        - to: 0.0.0.0/0

          via: 5.157.82.1

          metric: 100

        - to: 0.0.0.0/0

          via: 185.37.68.1

          metric: 100

      nameservers:

        addresses:

          - 5.157.86.220

          - 5.157.87.220

          - 5.157.86.221

sudo netplan --debug generate

sudo netplan apply

edited Mar 10 at 19:45

answered Mar 10 at 13:46

heynnema

20.3k22258

Same, first IP is working, second not. i don't get it. before the ip change these settings where working.

– Rick
Mar 10 at 16:04

Also does not work on DHCP

– Rick
Mar 10 at 16:04

@Rick try my new edit. Report back.

– heynnema
Mar 10 at 16:13

Sorry still not working :( I don't get that with the old IP it just workt, new ip, change just the ip in config and its not working. Could it be a fault with the hosting company?

– Rick
Mar 10 at 16:31

You need to ask what's the correct gateway for the 2nd address... I guessed it was 185.37.68.1, but if it's different, you'll have to edit in the correct address. OR... is the new address supposed to REPLACE the first address? Did you copy/paste my entire text? What are you actually expecting to work differently with the addition of the 2nd address?

– heynnema
Mar 10 at 16:34

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Try this. Use copy/paste ALL of the text, to update your .yaml file.

network:

  version: 2

  renderer: networkd

  ethernets:

    ens3:

      addresses:

        - 5.157.82.219/23

        - 185.37.68.40/24

      #gateway4: 5.157.82.1 # not used with routes

      routes:

        - to: 0.0.0.0/0

          via: 5.157.82.1

          metric: 100

        - to: 0.0.0.0/0

          via: 185.37.68.1

          metric: 100

      nameservers:

        addresses:

          - 5.157.86.220

          - 5.157.87.220

          - 5.157.86.221

sudo netplan --debug generate

sudo netplan apply

edited Mar 10 at 19:45

answered Mar 10 at 13:46

heynnema

20.3k22258

Same, first IP is working, second not. i don't get it. before the ip change these settings where working.

– Rick
Mar 10 at 16:04

Also does not work on DHCP

– Rick
Mar 10 at 16:04

@Rick try my new edit. Report back.

– heynnema
Mar 10 at 16:13

Sorry still not working :( I don't get that with the old IP it just workt, new ip, change just the ip in config and its not working. Could it be a fault with the hosting company?

– Rick
Mar 10 at 16:31

You need to ask what's the correct gateway for the 2nd address... I guessed it was 185.37.68.1, but if it's different, you'll have to edit in the correct address. OR... is the new address supposed to REPLACE the first address? Did you copy/paste my entire text? What are you actually expecting to work differently with the addition of the 2nd address?

– heynnema
Mar 10 at 16:34

|
show 7 more comments

Try this. Use copy/paste ALL of the text, to update your .yaml file.

network:

  version: 2

  renderer: networkd

  ethernets:

    ens3:

      addresses:

        - 5.157.82.219/23

        - 185.37.68.40/24

      #gateway4: 5.157.82.1 # not used with routes

      routes:

        - to: 0.0.0.0/0

          via: 5.157.82.1

          metric: 100

        - to: 0.0.0.0/0

          via: 185.37.68.1

          metric: 100

      nameservers:

        addresses:

          - 5.157.86.220

          - 5.157.87.220

          - 5.157.86.221

sudo netplan --debug generate

sudo netplan apply

edited Mar 10 at 19:45

answered Mar 10 at 13:46

heynnema

20.3k22258

Same, first IP is working, second not. i don't get it. before the ip change these settings where working.

– Rick
Mar 10 at 16:04

Also does not work on DHCP

– Rick
Mar 10 at 16:04

@Rick try my new edit. Report back.

– heynnema
Mar 10 at 16:13

Sorry still not working :( I don't get that with the old IP it just workt, new ip, change just the ip in config and its not working. Could it be a fault with the hosting company?

– Rick
Mar 10 at 16:31

You need to ask what's the correct gateway for the 2nd address... I guessed it was 185.37.68.1, but if it's different, you'll have to edit in the correct address. OR... is the new address supposed to REPLACE the first address? Did you copy/paste my entire text? What are you actually expecting to work differently with the addition of the 2nd address?

– heynnema
Mar 10 at 16:34

|
show 7 more comments

Try this. Use copy/paste ALL of the text, to update your .yaml file.

network:

  version: 2

  renderer: networkd

  ethernets:

    ens3:

      addresses:

        - 5.157.82.219/23

        - 185.37.68.40/24

      #gateway4: 5.157.82.1 # not used with routes

      routes:

        - to: 0.0.0.0/0

          via: 5.157.82.1

          metric: 100

        - to: 0.0.0.0/0

          via: 185.37.68.1

          metric: 100

      nameservers:

        addresses:

          - 5.157.86.220

          - 5.157.87.220

          - 5.157.86.221

sudo netplan --debug generate

sudo netplan apply

edited Mar 10 at 19:45

answered Mar 10 at 13:46

heynnema

20.3k22258

Try this. Use copy/paste ALL of the text, to update your .yaml file.

network:

  version: 2

  renderer: networkd

  ethernets:

    ens3:

      addresses:

        - 5.157.82.219/23

        - 185.37.68.40/24

      #gateway4: 5.157.82.1 # not used with routes

      routes:

        - to: 0.0.0.0/0

          via: 5.157.82.1

          metric: 100

        - to: 0.0.0.0/0

          via: 185.37.68.1

          metric: 100

      nameservers:

        addresses:

          - 5.157.86.220

          - 5.157.87.220

          - 5.157.86.221

sudo netplan --debug generate

sudo netplan apply

edited Mar 10 at 19:45

answered Mar 10 at 13:46

heynnema

20.3k22258

edited Mar 10 at 19:45

answered Mar 10 at 13:46

heynnema

20.3k22258

answered Mar 10 at 13:46

heynnema

20.3k22258

answered Mar 10 at 13:46

heynnema

20.3k22258

Same, first IP is working, second not. i don't get it. before the ip change these settings where working.

– Rick
Mar 10 at 16:04

Also does not work on DHCP

– Rick
Mar 10 at 16:04

@Rick try my new edit. Report back.

– heynnema
Mar 10 at 16:13

Sorry still not working :( I don't get that with the old IP it just workt, new ip, change just the ip in config and its not working. Could it be a fault with the hosting company?

– Rick
Mar 10 at 16:31

You need to ask what's the correct gateway for the 2nd address... I guessed it was 185.37.68.1, but if it's different, you'll have to edit in the correct address. OR... is the new address supposed to REPLACE the first address? Did you copy/paste my entire text? What are you actually expecting to work differently with the addition of the 2nd address?

– heynnema
Mar 10 at 16:34

|
show 7 more comments

Same, first IP is working, second not. i don't get it. before the ip change these settings where working.

– Rick
Mar 10 at 16:04

Also does not work on DHCP

– Rick
Mar 10 at 16:04

@Rick try my new edit. Report back.

– heynnema
Mar 10 at 16:13

Sorry still not working :( I don't get that with the old IP it just workt, new ip, change just the ip in config and its not working. Could it be a fault with the hosting company?

– Rick
Mar 10 at 16:31

You need to ask what's the correct gateway for the 2nd address... I guessed it was 185.37.68.1, but if it's different, you'll have to edit in the correct address. OR... is the new address supposed to REPLACE the first address? Did you copy/paste my entire text? What are you actually expecting to work differently with the addition of the 2nd address?

– heynnema
Mar 10 at 16:34

Same, first IP is working, second not. i don't get it. before the ip change these settings where working.

– Rick
Mar 10 at 16:04

Also does not work on DHCP

– Rick
Mar 10 at 16:04

@Rick try my new edit. Report back.

– heynnema
Mar 10 at 16:13

Sorry still not working :( I don't get that with the old IP it just workt, new ip, change just the ip in config and its not working. Could it be a fault with the hosting company?

– Rick
Mar 10 at 16:31

You need to ask what's the correct gateway for the 2nd address... I guessed it was 185.37.68.1, but if it's different, you'll have to edit in the correct address. OR... is the new address supposed to REPLACE the first address? Did you copy/paste my entire text? What are you actually expecting to work differently with the addition of the 2nd address?

– heynnema
Mar 10 at 16:34

|
show 7 more comments

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