Performance, no idea, it's installed as a vm.

I've never used Deepin on bare-metal, only tried it in a vm!

Use the Fedora 30 Net install ISO.

@scottalanmiller Edit your title (& others), remove the letter "g"!

@Pete-S I'm more talking about how to manage the Public IPs being routed to the correct vm's for services like VOIP.

How about managing the IP's/port fwd etc between the router & the various vm's that are downstream?

I'll add this to my list & test VRRP next week!

• Have a co-lo space.
• Have a block of 25 IP addresses.
• Have 2x ER-4's.
• Have a mix of servers (KVM, Hyper-V).
• Have some vm's (voip, meshcentral etc) that will be public facing (not sure if that's the correct term).

Questions:
Thinking of splitting this into 2, with half the gear behind one ER-4 & the other half behind the second ER-4.
Or just keep it real simple & use one ER-4.

This is just a "thinking-out-loud", "gathering-your-thoughts" therapy session.

Thoughts, feedback & critiquing are very much welcome...

@JaredBusch said in Replacement Software?:

@dafyre said in Replacement Software?:

RMM: Atera (https://www.atera.com/)

There's somebody here that uses that one... Is it you, @JaredBusch ?

Yes, I use Atera. Works well for my needs.

HAs a lot more functionality than I have spent time to use though.

@JaredBusch How is the Atera agent in Linux desktops? Does it work as good as the Windows agent?

I have 2 public IPs on the USGp4 (using WAN 1 & 2)
For some reason, the second peer (of my S2S) ER4 refuses to connect to the USGp4 WAN1 IP.
I finally tried WAN2 & it connected.

@JaredBusch Don't talk bad about my USG
In a few week I plan on replacing the USG w an ER4.

For now, I was able to get the ER4 <--> USGp4 connection up & running...