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Same issue here - did you find a (quick) fix?

Dennis - see a reply above #62 - it probably has to do with the MAC address changed, you have to set it manually on the bridge interface now.

Therefore use: hwaddress ab:cd:ef:12:34:56 - the documentation doesn't seem accurate in this case

Yes - it has to do with the MAC address for your bridge (vmbr0 e.g.). Check here for a solution: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/proxmox-ve-7-0-released.92007/page-4#post-401170

That did the trick - thanks! I've tried bridge_hw ab:cd:ef:12:34:56 as I found in the documentation that is linked from the release notes: https://sources.debian.org/src/bridge-utils/1.7-1/debian/NEWS/#L3-L23 - maybe this could be clarified?

Same issue here, no renaming of the network device. It works fine with the 'eth0' config, but when switching to 'vmbr0' it isn't working. I tried setting the MAC address on the bridge to that of 'eth0', but haven't gotten it to work yet

@Drag_and_Drop same issue here, no renaming of the network device. It works fine with the 'eth0' config, but when switching to 'vmbr0' it isn't working. I tried setting the MAC address on the bridge to that of 'eth0', but haven't gotten it to work yet

I'm managing a remote dedicated server on which I've installed Proxmox as the hypervisor. I'm looking for the security best practices to secure the hypervisor (Proxmox) while giving public access to some individual VMs. I'm using pfSense als the internal firewall/router. Proxmox webinterface has...

Do you have an option "Above 4GB decoding" in your BIOS, possibly somewhere under PCI settings? Try disabling that. See also this thread: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/installer-gives-black-screen-after-grub.48148/

@Vladimir Bulgaru thanks, those are excellent remarks. I've got 1 and 2 covered as I'm using ZFS native encryption (and also LUKS where needed. Also 4 is current practice. I'm curious about what's the best practice for 3:? Would there be an added benefit to using a Linux VM (or pfSense /...

Thanks Dominic. I've implemented several of the services to be switched off. For anyone considering doing the same, you can override the systemctl files, but as After or Before can't be overriden without changing the whole file, you should use something like: systemctl edit --full pve-manager

Hi, I'm considering switching my current 'cloud' VPS setup to a dedicated server (e.g. Hetzner) with Proxmox running 2-3 VMs. Currently I'm only running Proxmox in my homelab, which works great but obviously has other security requirements than a remote setup. Are there any pointers to best...

Thanks Dominic - that's helpful! Is there a way to determine which I *can* switch off in a single node / non-cluster setup?

Hi, I'm running a single node Proxmox server as my homelab. Is it possible to disable / switch off unncessary services? What services could I switch off? pve-ha-lrm pve-ha-crm spiceproxy (don't use) corosync Probably some (all) are vital, but I'd appreciate some insights on what I could...

@Bent thanks for this tip!