Any full in-depth tutorials on hosting multiple server instances on different IP's on the same dedi

[Benjo]

That was such a long title, pretty much my question

Any full in-depth tutorials on hosting multiple server instances on different IP's on the same dedi:

I'm looking for anyone to explain on how to host multiple teamspeak server instances on different IP's while still using the same machine.

EG:

Server 1: XXX.XXX.XXXort
Server 2: XXX.XXX.XXXort
Server 3: XXX.XXX.XXXort
but all servers are hosted on the same machine. I'm using a OVH GAME how would I assign the IP's to the server instances?

If this doesn't make sense please wack a question back at me.

 

[Hirato]

There are 2 possible ways: Either you use Reverse-Proxies or Failover-IP's. With Failover-IP's you need a virtualization platform. Reverse proxy is faster and easier to set up but you will need a couple of extra Servers (another problem of Reverse Proys are that all users have the same IP, so i would go with Fallover-IP's). Failover-IP´s are more difficulty to setup and you will need a Virtualization platform like Xen or VMware Esxi but you only need one server.
https://binaryimpulse.com/2014/08/ovh-ip-failover-vm-configuration/
https://serverfault.com/questions/520118/how-configure-multiple-ip-failover-on-the-same-vm
https://serverfault.com/questions/666636/udp-reverse-proxy-on-linux
https://serverfault.com/questions/366736/how-to-create-udp-proxy-using-iptables

 

[Ramadi]

I'm using a OVH GAME how would I assign the IP's to the server instances?

I think u need this
http://help.ovh.com/IpAlias
after that u can just assign the ip in ts3server.ini
and then just start the server with
./ts3server_startscript.sh start inifile=ts3server.ini

 

[Benjo]

Thanks for both replies I'll play around with it tomorrow