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You need different IP address for the iDRAC, it's a separate device from the OS on the server. As for the warning message - https://proxmox.com/en/proxmox-ve/pricing

For some reason the bridge is configured to use the idrac port (bridge_ports idrac). Run the following command to substitute in the file: sed -i -e 's#bridge_ports idrac$#bridge_ports eno1#g' /etc/network/interfaces Check if it's correctly changed: cat /etc/network/interfaces Once ready...

Yes, iDRAC is how it's called in Dell. Can you run the following commands: cat /etc/network/interfaces ethtool -i eno1

Can you post picture from the back of the server? From what I see at https://www.storagereview.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/StorageReview-Dell-PowerEdge-R720-Motherboard.jpg, the port on the left, near the VGA, is iDRAC and in the middle are the network ports. You need to use them (network...

Hi, the second posted screenshot seems to me as IPMI. What kind of server/hardware do you have? Do you have IPMI port on it, separate from the OS nic? Try to ping 10.0.0.15: ping 10.0.0.15

Hi, in the VM you have you interfaces, eth0 and eth0.100, right? Can you try to create secondary interface in PVE for this VM, and pass the VLAN on it, so the VM will have eth0 and eth1, without vlans on it?

Can you tell models of the switches you are considering?

Is the new (imported) disk marked as boot device?

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Can you try with ansible 2.9.10 or higher? When I tried ansible on Ubuntu with proxmox_kvm module, it complained about versions, so I had to switch to Fedora (it had 2.9.15, now it's 2.9.17) and it worked. I tried the following playbook on Fedora and it worked: - hosts: localhost tasks: -...

Hello, what's the ansible version?

Try to add "update: yes", for example below "memory: xxx" line. Here is what I use with CentOS7 template - https://gitlab.com/todorpetkov/ansible-proxmox Note: check https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/collections/community/general/proxmox_kvm_module.html , "update" parameter section - it...

Hello, can you share your Ansible playbooks? Thanks

Hello, can you run "iptables-save" and post results? You can comment out public ip addresses of VMs, if there are any.

Hello, I am trying to setup nginx as layer7 load balancer to cluster with 2 nodes. Setup looks like this: Nginx hostname: office-proxmox.internal.domain, Fedora33 with nginx Proxmox1 host: SRV1 Proxmost2 host: SRV2 Everything is working fine, but now and then I see in nginx error log messages...

A lot of IFs here, but: If you have two containers, say, CT1 with eth0 and eth1, and CT2 with eth0 and eth1, and eth0 nics are in the network0, and eth1 nics are in network1, then when you run scan from CT1 to CT2 in network0, by default it will use eth0 and so on. Can you run the following...

So, you have two networks, 192.168.1/24 on eth0 and 192.168.10/24 on eth1. You have a machine on 192.168.1 network and you try to access 192.168.10.13 from it on tcp/3306, is this correct? If yes, then you may need to have a look at your gateway. The packet leaves the machine 192.168.1.x, goes...

Can you run "ip route list" on the problematic container? Also, if you run tcpdump on it, do you see traffic arriving?

Hello, "Firewall has been disabled on the containers " - how about firewall on the host (hypervisor) itself? If you run packet capture on CT100, do you see packets coming to tcp port 3306?