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So I spawned a new droplet and installed Windows. I know that it’s not officially supported, but I need IIS to run my apps.
Anyway, my issue is with the Reserved IP. I’m not able to make it work. According to the documentation when we assigned a reserved IP to a custom image, “the reserved IP is automatically mapped to the Droplet’s public IPv4 address instead of an anchor IP”
I already added my Reserved IP to my Ethernet instance under Advanced TCP/IP settings, but using it on my DNS records won’t work. It is also not responding to ping.
Anyone can help?
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