How to organize external ip addresses for virtual servers on a home server?

Question

Computer networks

Input data:
1. Home server on ubuntu
2. 500 Mbps Internet channel from a provider with dynamic ip
3. Ability to connect one (!) static ip address from a provider

The question is how to organize a network for two virtual servers on this home server so that everyone has their own external static ip address.

Answer 1

You put the question incorrectly in my opinion, but the correct question is where to get the second "white" static address in this configuration. And when you have a solution to this issue, then there will be a question from the topic.
Two options come to mind -
1. VPS with a white address and raising a VPN server, but if you had a VPS, I think you would not ask such a question.
2. buying a vpn with a white address and connecting a second VM using it.

Answer 2

3. Ability to connect one (!) static ip address

two virtual servers on this home server so that each has its own external static ip address.

Common sense, ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

Answer 3

First, tell me why you need two external addresses, for what tasks. Most likely, you can get by with one address if you publish the ports correctly.

Answer 4

how can I organize a network for two virtual servers on this home server so that each has its own external static ip address.

No way - because according to the conditions of the task, you have one. But if it is supposed to spread different services to different servers, this is simply solved by port forwarding.