rtuite
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It took me a bit to realize that plugins are containerized applications. I'm having an issue installing plugins, as the system gives me a DHCP failure when I allow DCHP or a VNET failure error if I try to assign an IP on my network.
I came here and found this thread discussing my exact issue.
The OP solved his own issue, and posted the solution "plugins need their own _public_ IP address."
Being fairly new to advanced networking (more advanced than basic port forwarding and such) I'm not sure how to determine what this should be... Do I give the plugin its own subnet? Or do I need to assign it public IP?
I came here and found this thread discussing my exact issue.
The OP solved his own issue, and posted the solution "plugins need their own _public_ IP address."
Being fairly new to advanced networking (more advanced than basic port forwarding and such) I'm not sure how to determine what this should be... Do I give the plugin its own subnet? Or do I need to assign it public IP?