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Hi, I want to make my Proxmox to assign address from specific VLAN for the VM. I have configured port on switch for it. Let's say I have got VLAN 1,3 and 99. The Proxmox HV is in VLAN 99 and have an address assigned. On Switch I have this port configured for VLAN 99 as access and VLAN 1 and 3 as...

I added ISO from link [0] as CD/DVD drive, but it is not visible in my VM for some reason... My vm config: boot: order=ide0 cores: 8 ide0: local-zfs:vm-35004-disk-0,size=80G ide1: local-zfs:vm-35004-disk-1,size=300G ide2: local:iso/virtio-win-0.1.185.iso,media=cdrom,size=402812K memory: 16384...

I have moved my Windows 10 VM from VirtualBox to Proxmox by converting .vdi disks in my Hypervisr shell. The machine boots properly, but there is not any Network Adapter visible, so I am not able to access Internet from the VM. I can only access it from console. I don't know what type of Adapter...

It worked, thank you! But why cloud-init caused this strange behaviour?

Checked for any scripts and cron jobs for all users - there is none. Turned off machine from which terraform was executed, Changed everything on Proxmox to make GUI work again, then restarted machine and the same problem occurs.

Yeah, GUI worked, but all VMs were in 'unknown state', after reboot machine came back to being one of the virtual machines. I thought it was terraform fault, but tested it on different Proxmox Hypervisor and it does not happen.

Ok, now hostname --ip-address returns proper ip address, but web GUI is still not available and the syslog says: root@BackupStorage:~# tail /var/log/syslog May 6 13:54:13 BackupStorage pveproxy[4134]: starting 2 worker(s) May 6 13:54:13 BackupStorage pveproxy[4134]: worker 15214 started May 6...

root@BackupStorage:~# cat /etc/hosts # Your system has configured 'manage_etc_hosts' as True. # As a result, if you wish for changes to this file to persist # then you will need to either # a.) make changes to the master file in /etc/cloud/templates/hosts.debian.tmpl # b.) change or remove the...

Ok, I have changed it correspondly, and hostname --ip-address return the IP of the last Virtual machine which was deployed by terrafrom even though i changed /etc/hosts file to proper IP address of Hypervisor.

My Proxmox Hypervisor 6.3-2 behaves really strange after reboot. It was used to test terraform deployment and after reboot it changed his hostname to one of the machines that were deployed by Terraform. Now I cannot access the 8006 port and it also has got out of the cluster. The logs says that...