If the VM stays the same, moving the VM between nodes does not affect any licensing agreement. As long as the PC (virtual or dedicated) stays the same, the underlaying hardware or hypervisor does not matter.
Does it work when you stop your PVE-Firewall ( systemctl stop pve-firewall ) ? Usually outgoing connections are always allowed, even with the firewall enabled (and E/R incoming connections aswell).
This function already exists. You can edit the notes template for each backed up VM/Container at your will. Then, within the name, you have a NOTES section where you have exactly what you are looking for.
Würde ich nicht machen. Wenn es Dir wirklich um eine gemeinsame GUI & Administrations-Oberfläche geht, installiere Proxmox Datacenter Manager und verwalte die Knoten darüber.
Einen 2-Node-Cluster für einen "Kunden" bauen geht garnicht. 3 Knoten...
Which CPU type did you chose for your VM? Did you set it host by any chance?
Are the two nodes 100% CPU identical?
If not, please change the CPU type of the VM to AES-v2 and try again.
Please edit your /etc/hosts entry to
192.168.86.211 ctoffsite.local ctoffsite
Okay so the routing on the Proxmox box is fine now. If you restart pveproxy via systemctl restart pveproxy everything should work. Always make sure your /etc/hosts...
Could you please provde ip r
I assume your /etc/network/interfaces looks like that now, correct?
auto lo
iface lo inet loopback
iface nic0 inet manual
auto vmbr0
iface vmbr0 inet dhcp
bridge-ports nic0
bridge-stp off...
Change
iface nic0 inet dhcp
to
iface vmbr0 inet dhcp
and then
systemctl restart networking
P.S.: Still curious about my other question ;-) Found your answer. Awesome! I love fried rice with soy sauce ;-)
Welcome to the Proxmox Forum :-)
Please connect via https://192.168.2.2:8006.
If your PC is running Windows, it will block ICMP requests due to WFW
Hit that please (from your macbook):
curl -s --insecure https://192.168.2.2:8006 | grep...
Which CPU, how much RAM, how many VMs, workload on the VMs, etc. Please provider a bigger picture. By just naming 2 type of drives there is no way to provide a proper answer to your (very broad) question
:)
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Please provide (each result please in a seperate [ CODE ] block)
ip a
ss -tlpn
curl -v ip:8006 (where ip is your dynamic ip)
ls /etc/default/pveproxy
cat /usr/local/lib/systemd/network/*.link
cat /etc/hosts...