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Thanks for reminding me why I a happy Proxmox user

reverse webproxy (apology for being terse, it is getting way too late in my timezone )

With guest VMs having their own IP address, there is no need for port forwarding ...

Mmm, strange. My first thought was "the ethernet broadcasts get through" Checking some PCAP files I have kept from some completely unrelated DHCP sessions, show that the DHCP REQUEST is also transmitted as an ethernet broadcast. Thing to try: Give the proxmox guest a realtek NIC instead of...

I think it is actual router being DHCP server <-> physical host <-> VirtualBox <-> VBox guest running Proxmox VE <-> Proxmox bridge <-> LXC That is based upon @midix : start with getting a DHCP offer for VBox guestsss Or even better remove VirtualBox from the chain and enjoy Proxmox ...

Marked as "watch thread" and hoping to get URL an possible bugzilla report URL ...

@morph thanks There is now https://gitlab.com/morph027/pve-infra-poc/issues/6

I don't know if original poster has seen https..//git.proxmox.com/?p=pve-installer.git;a=summary That git repository comes with proxinstall as programm. Inside are traces / signes of ZFS. I don't know how it fits the need of O.P. Thing that triggered me to respond in this thread is the...

With some luck will the (requested) bugzilla report number posted here ...

Thanks. Now makes the `uid` stuff at the wiki page more sense.

That is chroot. It is the full machine virtualization that qemu-system-arm provides that I'm looking for.

Hi, Where to see if a linux container is privileged or not? Rephrased: How to check if a CT is unprivileged? At https..//pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Unprivileged_LXC_containers is only stated it must be set during create. Nothing the check the result. I did create through rest API and can't see...

I don't understand the question. Does the question say ?? Please elaborate what OVHs Failover-IPs are.

In this thread not yet stated if proxmox host and the proxmox guest use the same physical network interface card port. Let's say they are on the physical NIC port. What allows the corresponding switch port? Is it happy with seeing more that 1 MAC address from the NIC?? See also...

Got a clean build of package pve-qemu-kvm by git clone git://git.proxmox.com/git/pve-qemu cd pve-qemu # satisfy build depends make Now looking for where the non-x86 architectures were disabled. I couldn't it in debian/patches, the subgitrepostory mirror_qemu looks complete to me. Clues...

Hindsight, a heads up for you. I found this thread with keyword ARM. With keyword MIPS I found https.//forum.proxmox.com/threads/emulating-non-x86-machine-types.35801/

For what it is worth git clone git://git.proxmox.com/git/pve-qemu-kvm for old QEMU for PVE and git clone git://git.proxmox.com/git/pve-qemu for QEMU for PVE See also https_//pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Developer_Documentation

mkdir testingLnxBil cd testingLnxBil wget http : //stappers.it/do303/debian/stable/main/amd64/qemu-system-arm.deb # partial output of wget do303 package.deb # Resolving stappers.it (stappers.it)... 77.72.145.78, 2a01:7c8:aaae:103::1 # HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 303 See Other #...

Here another customer who loves to see that Proxmox welcomes ARM / ARM64 guests. FWIW, I just tried to install the package qemu-system-arm but got lots of warnings about conflicts with PVE packages. Where the others who did reproduce the ARM effort by Docwyatt in july 2014? @Docwyatt: can...

What does that mean for running ARM and ARM64 guests on PVE?? (Yes, I would also like to see more then just x86 on Proxmox)