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After a week of keeping close eye I've realized that it must have been from resource starvation. Only seems to happen when I have all of the VMs running.

So turns out that was merely a coincidence. I was actually working on some of the VMs when the whole node shutdown. I haven't yet seen anything in the logs to indicate why this occurred. So, any thoughts on what might have caused the proxmox service to restart?

Aha, I knew someone would say to upgrade! I somewhat recently upgraded to 5.4 to begin with. (Few months ago) But I will upgrade to 6.x eventually. Scrolling through syslog and journalctl (and getting past the 100s of "Started Proxmox VE replication runner") I found this: Dec 9 01:00:01 hm...

Hello all! For some reason, all of the VMs on one of my nodes are shutting down overnight. Or atleast, when I'm not looking. I can start them up and do some work for many hours and when I return about 12 hours later I find that all of the VMs have shutdown. Is there somewhere I can look for...

Awesome. Thanks a ton of very helpful diagrams and advice. I do happen to have a switch capable of vlan tagging and it's something I've not done before. Shall go this route to learn and be better prepared for future growth. Thanks again!

Thank you so much for the reply Belegnor. If I understand correctly, in your diagram Node 1 has two network interfaces and node 2 only has one? It just so happens that my actual devices are just like that. Node 2 only has one NIC. And I do happen to have a cisco switch laying around. Judging...

Hello all, fantastic product. I have 2 PCs connected to a single router using the subnet 192.168.1.1/24. On node_one I have a PfSense firewall with WAN IP 192.168.1.60 with interfaces vmbr0 [WAN] and vmbr1 [LAN] (subnet 10.10.10.1/24) and a bunch of workstation VMs with interface vmbr1 that...