I have noticed when I boot my various VMs within my proxmox cluster that when they are booting from an off state they throw a kernel panic on boot but after a restart boot fine and will run without any issues for months and I can restart them at any time without issues it is just from when they...
What I have set up is a VM using acme and the appropriate API for my domain registrar. I then have that machine automatically renew the certificates shortly before they expire and store then on that VM, which also has a samba server running on it that allows READ-ONLY access to specified IP...
How do you have this configured at the physical layer?
Are you using pfSense as a secondary firewall or is it connected directly to the modem?
I have virtualized my pfSense install and have a the physical connections from the modem going to the Proxmox node and then they are assigned to pfSense...
Could you not use a reverse proxy with multiple backends to facilitate a more transparent jump when you reboot the node you are controlling Proxmox from? I have an Nginx VM that does just that though I will admit the noVNC portion of my setup is not 100% when connected over the proxy.
I have edited the rule on my server to modify the subject and then removed the block that moves the messages to quarantine. I don't have any screenshots to show, however.
Under mail filter select the rule you want to edit or create a new one and on the right side for instance on the SPAM rule...
1. I would use the rest for ISOs as they normally don't take up a ton of space unless you are running a large variety of operating systems. This allows you to keep a good division between the Proxmox os, ISO images and then having your 2 500GB NVMe drives for VM storage.
I would if possible...
1. I have been using both HDDs and SSDs with Proxmox and have had great reliability so far, my SSDs are coming up on 2 years old and so far going strong. I have been using consumer SSDs as well. I get the Samsung Evo series SSDs for use in both my desktop workstations and my servers. I also use...
I am in the mists of rebuilding my production network and have just got the Proxmox cluster running. What I can tell you from my previous setup that ran for the better part of a year (before I started this rebuild, that was part of a relocation and required rewiring and documenting) was that I...
If you are wanting to use OMV for storage in your solution and want to run it as a VM inside of Proxmox. I would suggest that you create an OMV VM and then using PCIe passthrough either pass the drives themselves that you want to use for OMV to that VM or passthrough the HBA that the drives are...
I have considered CEPH for holding VM images but I would still want a separate solution for holding all my other data. Most of my servers don't use the internet so a dual internet link isn't needed. All my servers have dual power supplies and are on UPS. I also run 6 switches that all support...
I have been using Proxmox for a few years now to run the various servers I have on my network and have been using whitebox NAS solutions made by QNAP for my storage solution. Right now I run 3 QNAP boxes, 1 for personal storage, the second for VM storage for my 4 Proxmox Nodes and the other as...
Are you trying to connect to the VM through ssh or a VNC type server running on the VM? What exactly have you setup? The more details you can provide the better.
I have setup both types of remote connections before but have recently switched to a VPN server running on pfSense which allows my...
The way I have nextcloud configured is that it runs on a vm inside of proxmox using local node storage. I then setup a samba share on one of my NAS systems and then mounted said share directly in nextcloud. I have another NAS that holds the backup of the VM so should I need to restore it's easy...
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For myself, I do my updates on a schedule of once a month give or take a few days.
I start by backing up my Services that are on my VMs that have internal backup functions (IE: pfSense has a method to backup the configuration files built-in). I then shutdown and backup all the...
I run my pfSense installation for my network as a virtual machine as well. I currently have 4 nodes in the cluster, which are all identical except for the node with pfSense. All nodes have four gigabit NICs that are LACP bonded to form what I have called the "Virtual Machine Trunk". They also...
Ich spreche nur Englisch, daher wurde dieser Beitrag mit Google Translate erstellt. Ich habe auch die englische Version unten aufgenommen.
Ich führe meine pfSense-Installation für mein Netzwerk auch als virtuelle Maschine aus. Ich habe derzeit 4 Knoten im Cluster, die bis auf den Knoten mit...
1. I don't believe that you can. Each cluster would have a separate GUI.
2. I am sure you could put them on the same network, but I think it would be better to separate them out into their own network or VLAN.
3. I don't believe you can migrate VMs or containers between clusters.
I looked as...
As far as I am aware if you create another bridge but do not assign it an interface / IP address and then connect the VMs to that bridge and setup that bridge on the pfsense VM as well.
For my setup, I have pfsense running in a VM and have trunked 4-gigabit network ports together to a switch...
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