I have 3 droplets in the same region and VPC. I cannot access 1 of them from any of the other 2. Private networking is enabled on all. The 1 droplet giving issues displays one IP address in the console but on the droplet eth1 is an entirely different address in a complete different subnet. How do I fix this?
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Hello,
This is quite strange, was the Droplet created before 1 October 2020 and did you manually have to place it into a VPC network as described here?
Regards, Bobby
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