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so I set up the machine and go it working with the 710 card no problem but when I switch to the 1060 card I get no errors in the web interface but I cannot get anything on the connected (to the 1060 card) display. VM config: (all done though the GUI) balloon: 512 bootdisk: virtio0 cores: 7...

Are you able to access the node directly vs ssh or web interface?

I have been thinking about deploying PMG on my network and have read many forum posts and also the manual but still not sure it will do what I am hoping it will. Here are my newbie questions, I have been using ProxmoxVE for 3 years now but have yet to really dive into the PMG. 1. Can I setup...

Just confirming that your second nic port is connected to the same switch or router as the first one? They are 2 separate cables correct?

Two things can you ping either the proxmox node or say googles dns server from the vm? What is the output of this command: ip addr show when run in the VMS console

If you goto the console for that vm and login, I assum a linux distro. Can you screenshot the /etc/network/interfaces file contents for me.

Post a screenshot of the VMs network interface file as well as a screenshot of your nodes network settings in the proxmox web interface. Let's see where the issue is hiding now.

glad you got it working again. just remember to edit your original post and mark it solved after you make sure it's working after the reboot.

what you have in your screenshot is an IP assignment for the node, then the same IP assigned to 1 or more VMs

you will want to change the ip of vmbr0 to your management IP but do not assigned an address on vmbr1, you would assign the ip inside the vm(s)

you need in my opinion remove the bond and then dedicate one interface for management and the other for your virtual machines. i should have a screenshot of how I would set it up shortly

I will try and create a virtual proxmox install to get a setup file or screenshots for you

I would remove the vmbr0 settings, that should let you into the interface again and then allow you to set things up again correctly. Once you are in the web interface again I would remove the bond and setup one nic as your management interface and the other as your VM interface.

here is my file. you can see that each interface is only bonded or assigned once. auto lo iface lo inet loopback iface enp3s0 inet manual iface ens3 inet manual iface ens5 inet manual iface ens4 inet manual iface enp5s0 inet manual auto bond0 iface bond0 inet static address...

try removing vmbr0 and seeing if you can access the web interface. it looks like you have created a bond with the same interfaces as you are trying to use with the virtual bridge.

it is asking for me to ask for permission when I click on your link.

I am wanting to try to pass through some GPUs again on my system. I was able to get a GeForce GT 710 to work on passthrough but not the other GPU in the system a GeForce GTX 1060. I tried plugging into the various ports on the back to the monitor but got no display, I did confirm that the VM was...

can you post the contents of /etc/network/interfaces

What do you see on the screen, are you able to log into the node from there?

what is displayed when you connect a mouse, keyboard and monitor to the node directly?