Ubuntu was set up through IPMI but the remote machine is unable to reach the internet.
Ubuntu was set up through IPMI but the remote machine is unable to reach the internet.
You need to install Ubuntu 22 manually on the unmanaged server. Since it's an unmanaged system, you can use the IPMI management panel to perform the installation. Make sure you have the correct network settings and access credentials. Follow the official Ubuntu installation guide for unmanaged systems.
I've faced similar issues with poor service providers—probably the same one you mentioned, starting with a 'v' in its name. Restarting your OS shouldn't alter any network settings. Verify the IP configuration; if it shows an assigned IP and routes, that's likely the provider's issue.
Can you revert to the standard setup? You’ll probably have to record the default gateway’s IP and any DNS servers, ensuring your manual setup aligns with them. The server’s own IP might also matter. No special steps during installation are required—just confirm it can reach the internet by setting the right gateway. Ideally, a DHCP server would provide these details, but it seems you’ll need to handle this yourself.
Yes, it should be a local IP address. You only have the public IP available at the moment.
The IP should be public. Have you verified the routes and tried a traceroute? I use 1.1.1.1 or 8.8.8.8 because they’re simple to recall.
Not always. I've experienced cases where the physical server had a private IP, and the VM's public IP wasn't assigned directly. Without using that specific IP, the connection would fail.