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I see... Is that stable in Proxmox? Is it possible to pass through just an integrated NIC without adding a PCI card?

Also, is it possible to just give the VM an entire NIC (as in, without having to create a bridge), so that Proxmox itself has no say in forwarding traffic at all?

3CX has a built-in firewall checker tool, and the VM is failing all of the tests for each port.... The firewall isn't turned on on the VM, no. I also forgot to mention that I installed from the 3CX custom ISO, which takes care of all of the configuration, itself.

I want to replace my 3CX PBX server (currently running on a bare metal server) with a Proxmox VM. The firewall rules are already configured, and I have verified they work. I simply altered the rules to point to the Proxmox VM I made, instead of the old server. I created the VM, however none of...

I'll be doing a BIOS update shortly. Looks like there is a new version available (I probably need to do it either way, since my current BIOS is pre-Spectre). I will note, however, that I booted this machine off a Ubuntu Live USB drive and it names the NICs eno1 (instead of eth0?) eth1 eth2 and...

[Link] NamePolicy=keep kernel database onboard slot path MACAddressPolicy=persistent After doing some googling, isn't there supposed to be a /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules file? There is no such file on this box... Also, I booted this box from a Proxmox 5.4 and also a 6.1 USB drive...

find /etc/udev returned /etc/udev /etc/udev/hwdb.d /etc/udev/rules.d /etc/udev/rules.d/60-bridge-network-interfaces.rules /etc/udev/udev.conf `find /etc -iname *.link didn't return anything find /lib/systemd -iname *.link returned /lib/systemd/network/99-default.link

I found the following in the journal/dmesg. Nothing that indicates to me what the actual problem is, though... May 11 01:19:19 pve1 kernel: igb 0000:07:00.1: added PHC on eth1 May 11 01:19:19 pve1 kernel: igb 0000:07:00.1: Intel(R) Gigabit Ethernet Network Connection May 11 01:19:19 pve1...

Motherboard with 4 on-board NICs. Proxmox has named them rename rename1 rename2 rename3 and rename4 (which is annoying, but not the topic of this post). Rename2 is bridged to vmbr0. I want to keep using that for management. I want to give a VM its own NIC. I created vmbr1 and added rename4 as...

I see how I can create a bridge, and I see how to add the VM to the bridge, but what I don't see is how to add the nic to that bridge...

Solution: The BIOS on my Supermicro X9LN4f+ motherbord was out of date by a version. Updating to BIOS version 3.3 fixed the problem, and now my interfaces are named appropriately (eno1/eno2 etc.). I have a Motherboard with 4 NICs. I want to create 2 separate VMs and give each of those VMs...

Thanks for the input. I've considered the USB hub route. What I really want is something as stable as possible. What do you think would give the least number of annoying flaky issues? My fallback is just a small 1U atom-based server, but for space in the rack and power consumption reasons, I...

I want to put Windows 10 in a VM for some printer-specific software (that only runs on Windows). I have 5 printers, so I need to find a KVM compatible PCI USB Card. Can anybody recommend me a compatible USB card?

I need a setup to install my crm (SuiteCRM), PBX (3CX) and marketing system (Mautic). The CRM and Mautic are both on a ubuntu Digital Ocean VPS, and PBX (which runs on Debian) is installed on a Raspberry Pi 3 (it's supported, but I don't like that idea for obvious reasons). The VMS I would want...