IBM Cloud Subnets and IPs
IBM has three types of subnets (Primary, Secondary, and Global IP), with each subnet providing IP addresses to resources in different ways.
- About network protection
- About subnets and IPs
- Adding a global IP to your server
- For Linux servers
- For Windows servers
- Address
- Re-routing global IP addresses using the API
- Re-routing secondary subnets using the API
- Routing global IP addresses using the API
- Routing secondary subnets using the API
- Unrouting global IP addresses using the API
- Unrouting secondary subnets using the API
- Before you begin
- Before you begin
- Canceling subnets
- Can I change the primary IP address that was assigned to my server during provisioning?
- City
- Country
- Creating an RIR registration with person details
- Customer-owned subnets for Classic
- Losing dependent routes
- Losing storage host authorizations
- Notes for an IP address
- Notes for a subnet
- Editing notes for a subnet or an IP address
- Editing reverse DNS
- Email
- FAQ
- How long does it take for my global IP to associate to an instance?
- Can I convert one of my pre-existing static IP addresses to a global IP?