Why don't I get a response from the destination floating-IP?

Correcting your public ingress route configuration is a way to resolve public ingress traffic routing errors.

You try to get a response from the destination floating-IP, but get no response.

This troubleshooting error can occur with the following conditions:

• the packet source is not internet
• the custom routing table Traffic source is not INTERNET_FIP
• the route Destination is not the public IP
• the next hop IP is not VSI private IP
• the next hop IP is not for a VSI running in the Floating IP VSI zone
• the next hop VSI does not belong to the same VPC as the Floating IP VSI
• the next hop VSI has no setting antispoofing disable=true
• the next_hop virtual server instance is not defined, or its State is not Running

No response message was sent back from the destination floating-IP. If the next hop is not the original floating-IP, the packet is dropped.

Make sure all of the configuration issues mentioned on this page are addressed.

Use the following example Linux command to add a secondary IP (of the floating-IP public IP) on one interface in the virtual server instance:

ip address add <address> dev <device>

ip address add 99.74.80.2/32 dev test4

Add address 99.74.80.2 with netmask 32 to device test4. To get the needed parameters, use the ip -a command.