up route add -host 45.94.x.3 dev vmbr2

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Also possible and in fact IMO more likely than NVMe. While there a a few results going beyond what a (Enterprise) SAS SSD can achieve those are limited to only buffered and read sequential mode that i

It says "SSD Enterprise Disk" in offer so no NVMe as far as I know.

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Yes we've never had to do anything special regarding MAC on the other machines running VMs in the same rack with the same prefix - the vendor says they triple checked and they do not have any filterin

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Yeah - I too suspect that somehow the VM's MAC isn't allowed/whitelisted and so it is dropping. IIRC, at other hosting providers (Hetzner, OVH), one gets an explicit MAC for the public IP which can th

On the host right now I assigned both its and the VMs IPs to the interface and they both work - the issue is getting the VM to work with it

Have you tried a routed setup?

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Yes. Hetzner changed to hourly billing a while ago. You can cancel anytime and only be charged for the time you use (except setup fee).

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Here's everything we have in stock for instant setup.