Resolved Change default server IP?

[deltatech]

My server has 2 interfaces but only one which is public. When I look at the plesk home under system overview it shows my private IP that is on the private interface and not one of the public IPs.

I have tried blacklisting this IP in /usr/local/psa/admin/conf/panel.ini and rereading with no effect.

I haven't seen any negative effects on having that displayed as the server's primary interface other than looking pretty stupid. Is there any way to change this? Where is it getting this from?

When I look in Tools & Settings -> Ip Addresses I see two bold highlighted IP addresses. They are the primary IP from the public interface and the only IP from the private interface which plesk chose to put on the admin home page as the system IP.

 

[UFHH01]

Hi deltatech,

the following official Plesk documentation should help you to configure your private IP:

=> Running Plesk Behind a Router with NAT​

 

[deltatech]

Hi deltatech,

the following official Plesk documentation should help you to configure your private IP:

=> Running Plesk Behind a Router with NAT​

That doesn't apply. I am not running using NAT. I have several public IPs on my primary interface. The secondary interface is only used as a lan for doing backups and some more secure privileged activity. The main primary server IP should be one of the IPs on the primary network interface which has nothing but public IP addresses.

 

[IgorG]

Please look at this thread - Resolved - Change Default IP Address
I hope it will help.

 

[deltatech]

Please look at this thread - Resolved - Change Default IP Address
I hope it will help.

That fixed it. I have this problem on ALL of my servers. It seems to be a bug. The first IP on each interface had main set to true so there were 2 main IPs and it just showed the first one it found. I set main to false on the secondary interface and problem solved.