Solved Not pulling all usable IP address from the Server

[EvilTater]

The panel is not pulling all usable and available ip addresses from the server side. It accepts the first availble ip address, but does not offer use of extras, and will not pull them down. A fix to this would be a great improvement on operation and when creating NS, etc,

Thank
~tater

 

[admin]

The panel is not pulling all usable and available ip addresses from the server side. It accepts the first availble ip address, but does not offer use of extras, and will not pull them down. A fix to this would be a great improvement on operation and when creating NS, etc,

Thank
~tater

Thank you very much for your feedback.

We have actually already started working on a broader improvement in this area. The panel should automatically detect and manage all usable IP addresses available on the server through our kernel-level services. We've received similar feedback from a few other users as well, so this has become a priority item on our roadmap.

At the moment, our primary focus is completing a major Docker update, which is scheduled to be released within the next few days. In parallel, another part of our team is actively working on improving IP address detection and management.

Immediately after the Docker release, our next priority will be enhancing IP management so that all available server IP addresses are automatically detected, synchronized, and much easier to use throughout Panelica. This will significantly improve workflows such as creating nameservers and managing multiple IP addresses.

Thank you again for taking the time to share your feedback. We appreciate it and are actively working on these improvements.

 

[Drakon]

Thank you very much for your feedback.

We have actually already started working on a broader improvement in this area. The panel should automatically detect and manage all usable IP addresses available on the server through our kernel-level services. We've received similar feedback from a few other users as well, so this has become a priority item on our roadmap.

At the moment, our primary focus is completing a major Docker update, which is scheduled to be released within the next few days. In parallel, another part of our team is actively working on improving IP address detection and management.

Immediately after the Docker release, our next priority will be enhancing IP management so that all available server IP addresses are automatically detected, synchronized, and much easier to use throughout Panelica. This will significantly improve workflows such as creating nameservers and managing multiple IP addresses.

Thank you again for taking the time to share your feedback. We appreciate it and are actively working on these improvements.

Will this work as well if your IP's are assigned by Synergy Panel? My data center uses Synergy for all Dedicated Servers.

 

[admin]

Will this work as well if your IP's are assigned by Synergy Panel? My data center uses Synergy for all Dedicated Servers.

Thank you for the additional feedback.

We will be releasing another update very soon that will make IP management and detection much more seamless. Our goal is to automatically detect and synchronize all usable IP addresses on the server, making them much easier to manage throughout Panelica.

If you enable **Beta Updates**, you'll be able to receive these improvements as soon as they are available. The upcoming beta builds include not only IP management enhancements, but also a wide range of performance, stability, and usability improvements across the panel.

As with any beta software, we recommend enabling Beta Updates only if you're comfortable testing new features before they reach the stable release.

We expect Panelica to be in an even better state within the next day or two. This is one of the most frequently requested improvements by our users, and we're giving it a high priority. Our team is working hard to deliver it as quickly as possible.

Thank you again for your feedback and for helping us improve Panelica.

 

[EvilTater]

So I figured out with Synergy, running on Ubuntu, all the ip addresses are not necessarily assigned to eth0:, just the main address
I had to go in, edit the config files on the server, route the extra ip addresses to eth0, reboot the server and Panelica now shows the extra ip address's as it should.

I am not sure this was a Panelica issue, but a Server / Ubuntu issue.

 

[admin]

Thank you for coming back with what you found — that is useful for anyone else running Synergy.

Your conclusion matches how detection works: the panel enumerates the addresses that the operating system reports as configured on the network interfaces. Addresses that are routed to the server but not bound to an interface are not visible to it, which is why they only appeared after you added them to the interface configuration.

So this was not a fault in the panel, but the outcome was still a poor one — the addresses were usable and there was no indication of why they were missing. Work on IP detection and management is continuing, and reports like yours are what shaped it.