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Just assign ip address that you will use to access PVE to vmbr0. Then add network interface to your VM and specify VLAN tag. In VM, you will get one untagged network interface per VLAN.

Why do you need vmbr0.2 interface?

Please describe network configuration of your VMs and how they can be reached outside. Public IP? Router NAT? VPN to Cloudflare? More information needed.

Try to use IPset, it very useful feature: Datacenter -> Firewall -> IPSet Then create firewall rule and choose IPSet you created in "Source" or "Destination" field, depend on your needs. But you have to enter each ip/cdir manually. Also, you may have individual IPSets for every VM (<VM> ->...

Is this long ip addresses string defined manually? Maybe it is alias?

Hello everybody! I have a LXC container with Debian 11 running apache and WordPress. It has only one network interface with static real ip address. No DHCP used, no ipv6. No WiFi, just cable network. No NetworkManager. After 1-3 days WordPress website becomes unavailable. Problem solved when...

Sometimes I facing similar issue. I choose console window by clicking it top bar and start to enter characters but see no input. Clicking on window top is not enough and I have to click inside of window -- and viola, I can enter. What browser do you use?

IMHO, you should try to add interface option to iptables rules '-i vmbr0' or something to specify interface to make redirect from. Without that option, packet filter will redirect any traffic matched with '--dport 443' and '--dport 80', even from your VMs (agree with Stoiko Ivanov).

Spell / keyboard layout correctros, like Punto Switcher. If you have single keyboard layout, I don't think you use one of these.

So, I answer myself. I've installed Proxmox, added it to a cluster and set up XigmaNAS (former FreeNAS) in VM vith 6 SAS disks in passthrough mode, ZFS filesystem (now playing with compression). Backup speeds up from 20 MB/s to 70-80 MB/s on a gigabit network, backup time 4 times lower. Great...

Hello everyone! I have two-node cluster and old QNAP NAS storage, which is quite slow. Recently I've bought additional server for NAS storage. So I have a question, what is better: 1. Install Proxmox on additional server, add it as 3rd node to cluster and run NAS (like NAS4Free or any Linux...

Do you have any "keyboard spell correctors"?

I think FreeNAS or OpenMediaVault will be fine.

Yes, of course. I'm not expect 100/200 MB/s speed from this NAS. But IO delay reduce is very interesting. At least, I need new NAS, maybe built from scratch, not branded one.

QNAP TS-412, quite old model. Has 4 bays, filled with 2 TB WD disks, 2 x 1 Gbit/s network interfaces, ARM CPU. Now it's running RAID10 array.

Well, about performance. Here is a piece of backup log: 2:55:05 INFO: status: 95% (306017992704/322122547200), sparse 2% (7066804224), duration 14102, 20/19 MB/s Jul 01 02:57:39 INFO: status: 96% (309241315328/322122547200), sparse 2% (7115296768), duration 14256, 20/20 MB/s Jul 01 03:00:08...

One more thing I want to share with you, guys. Let's see at some pictures: This is Monthly Average graphs from two Proxmox 4.4 nodes. IO delay peaks are backup events to NAS storage QNAP TS-412. And, as you can see, theese peaks goes up to 2017-06-15. What's happends on that day, you ask...

Maybe vzdump bandwidth limiting and ionice tuning will help with time drifting? In file /etc/vzdump.conf: #bwlimit: KBPS #ionice: PRI And one more thing -- it seems that only Windows VMs are really affected, not Linux.

Please show output of 'df -h' command and tell how much swap do you want at this point?

Try to boot old kernel, if exists and then restart update process.