Ip rotation not working about postal HOT 8 CLOSED

Hey there, I have assigned an ip pool to one organization, but it seems to be still sending mail from the default server ip.

Heya, did you end up fixing this? I'm having the same problem.

Thanks,
Artu

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I dont even understand how I can bind multiple IP addresses to my VM on GCP or any other cloud (multiple network interfaces, forwarding, load balancer???), how did you fixed that? @Artucuno @anantsparrow

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I dont even understand how I can bind multiple IP addresses to my VM on GCP or any other cloud (multiple network interfaces, forwarding, load balancer???), how did you fixed that? @Artucuno @anantsparrow

attach the additional ips on your server, that's it

from postal.

Hey there, I have assigned an ip pool to one organization, but it seems to be still sending mail from the default server ip.

Heya, did you end up fixing this? I'm having the same problem.

Thanks, Artu

recreate the organization etc

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@anantsparrow thanks for your answer, but it still not clear, I have pool of my IPs on GCP, like 50 ips. I want to use all of them, how I can attach them to my VM? Is that on network interface level? Like if I want two IPs I should have 2 network interfaces etc

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@anantsparrow thanks for your answer, but it still not clear, I have pool of my IPs on GCP, like 50 ips. I want to use all of them, how I can attach them to my VM? Is that on network interface level? Like if I want two IPs I should have 2 network interfaces etc

Hey there, i have personally never used GCP, i have my own virtualizor , and i run a hosting company, so i manage all these from virtualizor only. talking about the gcp, https://cloud.google.com/migrate/compute-engine/docs/4.9/how-to/networking/using-multiple-ip-addresses this might help you, it seems very simple

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Thank you for the link! But this is for internal addresses, my understanding is - I need external IPs for the IP pool?

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Thank you for the link! But this is for internal addresses, my understanding is - I need external IPs for the IP pool?

okay so you meant by BGP session?

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