> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.cloudeka.id/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.cloudeka.id/deka_flexi/deka-flexi-network/6.2_floating_ip/assign-floating-ip.md). # Assign Floating IP If your instance require an external IP address for external access, you can assign a Floating IP by following these steps: * On the **Network** page select the **Floating IP tab**.

* In **Floating IP Type**, there are two Floating IP Types, namely **Reserved** and **Non Reserved**. In the **Non-Reserved** type when you **Reassign Instance** then the IP used will be deleted from the list in the Floating IP, while in the **Reserved** type if you **Reassign Instance** then the IP used will remain on the list in Floating IP so you can use the IP for other instances of your project.

Network Page - Floating IP - Floating IP Type

* On the **Billing Type**, there are two types of Billing Type, i.e **Fixed** and **Trial**.

Network Page - Floating IP - Billing Type

* On the **Resource Type**, there are two types of Resource Type, i.e **Instance** and **Load Balancer**.

Network Page - Floating IP - Resource Type

* If you choose **Instance** on Resource Type, then select the instance that you want to assign Floating IP. After that, click **Assign Floating IP**.

* In the **VPC Port** column, select the VPC used by the Instance and press the **Assign Floating IP** button.

* The Assign Floating IP window appears, press the Yes, I Agree button to continue the process.

* If the Floating IP is succesfully assigned, the Floating IP will be display in Floating IP list.

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