I have ran into an odd issue I haven't been able to solve when using a Floating IP. I have a Teamspeak 3 server running, binding to 0.0.0.0 for each service (filemanager 30033/tcp, query 10011/tcp and voice 9987/tcp).
I can access this server when connecting to my droplets ip address directly, but not it's Floating IP address. Other services such as ssh, ftp, http and https work as expected.
I'm encountering the issue with SSH. Anytime I try to ssh to the box using the floating ip address the attempt times out. I can successfully ssh to the non-floating IP address.
I can successfully ssh to the floating ip if I drop the firewall, so I believe the issue is somehow firewall related. I should add, I have the same exact rules in the firewall for both the floating and non-floating ip.
OK I got teamspeak working using the floating ip. Install teampeak in docker using this docker image with the volume method:
You won't have access to the config files or database but they will be in the ts3-data volume so when there is an update you can load a new docker container with the same data volume.
docker volume create (Since docker-engine 1.9)
docker volume create --name ts3-data
docker run --name=ts3 -p 9987:9987/udp -p 30033:30033 -p 10011:10011 -v ts3-data:/home/ts3/data devalx/docker-teamspeak3:latest
As a side note I couldn't get the mounted host directory option to load without having my own data files and when i tried this from a different docker image of teamspeak the floater ip didn't work so I suspect there is something devalx changed in his image to make it work.
Could you show the output of
iptables-save -c,ip addrandip route?Sure, you can view the output here
I'm watching this ticket. I'm currently having exactly the same issue.
@jimmyb9f8d922f0 Interesting, good to know I'm not the only one experiencing this issue. Are you also getting the issue with a teamspeak server, or some other service?
I'm having the same issue. Since teamspeak works fine without the floater ip and other services work fine with the floater ip it seems like it would be a configuration in teamspeak but I have no idea what would be causing this. I'm currently testing out digital ocean and the floating ip is one of the primary features i like about it but its useless if i can't use it with teamspeak.