Recent content by aleksdj

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    [SOLVED] Unable to use Xterm.js

    Hello, after configuring correctly the terminal serial port to be able to access by xterm.js, the terminal window is not as good as with containers, for example, if you edit a file with an editor (like nano or vi) the terminal doesn't extend to the window size (like in containers), or even...
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    A problem with network forwarding after I finally got everything working

    I think I got it, I just have to set the destination IP of the "incoming traffic" DNAT to the public ip of the host. post-up iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -i vmbr0 -p tcp -d x.x.100.125 --dport 80:443 -j DNAT --to-destination 10.0.0.100 so that way, it uses the vmbr0 "public" bridge, but...
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    A problem with network forwarding after I finally got everything working

    Hi there, I have a Proxmox V7 configured in a barebone server with a public IP. To lower the costs, I'm trying to configure containers without the need to buy new public IPs. And by now, all seems working pretty well using Nginx Proxy Manager and the corresponding iptables forwarding rules. I...
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    pct command not found

    The same exact problem happened to me, using proxmox v7 image for a scaleway/online.net dedibox server, why ? (and the problem is not related with gnome...)
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    Network fails after restarting network (Proxmox 7.x)

    Ok, I have discovered that using "ifreload -a" I can reload the network interfaces without losing connectivity, the only problem I see, is that whenever I execute ifreload, It adds/duplicate a new rule to iptables due to the post-up instructions, so: What is the best practices to add iptables...
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    Network fails after restarting network (Proxmox 7.x)

    Hello, I have a brand new Proxmox 7.1 with the typical settings in interfaces to allow 1 public NIC (vmbr0) and another virtual NIC (vmbr1) that servers as a outbound gateway for containers. auto vmbr0 iface vmbr0 inet static address x.x.x.x/24 gateway x.x.x.x...
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    Using a container (or VM) as a "router"

    Hi there, in the typical Hosting configuration of "1 only public IP", I know how to make a second "NAT" network using a second virtual bridge (typically vmbr1) in the Proxmox host and routing the outcoming traffic through the first bridge with public ip (typically vmbr0). That's a "working good"...