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Here are my 2 cents, since I'm WAY lazier than ©locknessKo, and you might already have a functioning mail sender in your proxmox, and my bash capabilities are almost non existent, here was my solution (which involved a ton of copy/paste/change from many, many places): I have a cron that runs...

This is my thanks to bobmc, datdenkikniet and Neobin fot their answers, and like Dr House says, "Everybody lies". Like I said this "server" was at a remote site I had no acces for a while, the local IT assured me all cables where checked and that they properly measured the connection directly...

"pfSense-firewalling from LAN to WAN" was my first thougth as said in the documentation, but every post I saw about it was way over 20 Mbps, not 1 Mbps. The ISP side of things is a pure modem and we have a fixed ip address (no ppoe or anything). This week I'll get my hands on it and will try...

Yes, I did those tests with speedtest-cli, results are above.

Living and learning! here are the result of said tests: From pfSense-VM to PVE-host = average 403 Mbits/sec <_> average 431 Mbits/sec From pfSense-VM to a Windows-VM on the same PVE-host = average 204 Mbits/sec <_> average 225 Mbits/sec From pfSense-VM to a Windows-LAN = average 415 Mbits/sec...

Just in case your suggestion was to run speedtest from pfsense itself, I did, and the results are: Shell Output - speedtest-cli Retrieving speedtest.net configuration... Testing from Administracion Nacional de Telecomunicaciones (200.125.25.46)... Retrieving speedtest.net server list...

I had tried that already, did it again now, still no difference: boot: order=virtio0 cores: 2 cpu: host memory: 4096 meta: creation-qemu=6.2.0,ctime=1654987697 name: pfSense net0: virtio=AE:36:FE:16:01:BB,bridge=vmbr0 net1: virtio=32:61:DF:13:40:2F,bridge=vmbr1 numa: 0 onboot: 1 ostype: other...

I don't think I understand what or how you want me to test, I wasn't aaware that proxmos had any way to run speedtest from/to the vms, if so I'd gladly try if you can give me some indication on how to do it.

The ram and cores assigned are as a result of many tests, originally had only 1 core and 2 Gb of ram, system has 8 Gb, changing the amount of cores and ram up to 4 Gb changed nothing, and as I mentioned in my post "TCP Segmentation Offload" and "Hardware Large Receive Offload" are disabled (also...

I apologize beforehand, I know this has been asked a thousand times already here and everywhere else, but I've tried all the suggestions on those posts with no effect, so maybe I'm missing something, here's my case: - Gigabyte GA-J1900N-D3V (2x Realtek RTL8111/8168/8411 I know! Bad Idea, but...

This worked flawlessly and super easy! Thank you! A couple of comments if you allow me: In step 3 where it reads: touch /var/log/msmtp.log should say: touch /var/log/msmtp Also you should avoid creating a log file other than /var/log/msmtp because you'll run into problems with...

+1 to your question, I'd like to know too.

Thank you for your answer, I have more questions if you're so kind, does it have to be postfix? It is famous for being difficult to make it work if yo're not "fluent" with it, I'd prefer the much simpler and straight forwars msmtp. In any case, I'll leave an open question, and no, I'm not...

I've been reading about proxmox for a couple of years and I've been trying it for a few months, I have 2 test installations (6.4 and 7.0) and once you get around the quirks and (to me) unintuitive way of doing things, it's quite nice! I noticed my first server (6.4) has never sent me an email...