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I have installed SolusVM XEN PV on Centos 6.5 64bit.<br />
I made it work in routed mode by following <a href="http://docs.solusvm.com/network_routing" rel="ugc">http://docs.solusvm.com/network_routing</a>&nbsp;then I rebooted the server.<br />
Everything looks fine except the VMs I have created when connect to Internet they show the IP of the node and not the IP assigned to them. E.g. When I open whatismyip.com from any VM it shows the IP of the node whereas it should show the IP assigned to VM.<br />
I am able to connect with each VM by the separate IP assigned to them.<br />
Can someone please help fix this?<br />
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Also the &nbsp;tutorial I have followed asked me to run some Iptables commands in the end. My second question is if the rules remain effective even I rebooted the node?
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I have installed SolusVM XEN PV on Centos 6.5 64bit.
I made it work in routed mode by following http://docs.solusvm.com/network_routing then I rebooted the server.
Everything looks fine except the VMs I have created when connect to Internet they show the IP of the node and not the IP assigned to them. E.g. When I open whatismyip.com from any VM it shows the IP of the node whereas it should show the IP assigned to VM.
I am able to connect with each VM by the separate IP assigned to them.
Can someone please help fix this?

Also the  tutorial I have followed asked me to run some Iptables commands in the end. My second question is if the rules remain effective even I rebooted the node?

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