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need to add VM.Audit permission

Hi I have some VMs using the built-in NAT function. I need to open some ports from the host into the VMs. Using built in PVE Firewall I've enabled Datacenter FW with Accept/Accept rules. I have enabled Host firewall, no rules. I've enabled VM firewall and these are the rules.[OPTIONS]...

You need to add a VM.Audit privledge to be able to even see the VMs.

I have tried several different methods of enabling a user/group to only be able to power on/off pools and individual VMs. When I login as one of those users, they are only able to see the node/host and none of the VMs in the assigned pool. pveum roleadd PVEPowerManagement -privs...

I think VM.PowerMgmt is broken. When I add this role or permission with only VM.PowerMgmt, no VMs show up.

There is no documentation on the built in NAT mode. What the guest Network settings should be. When NAT mode is enabled, nothing shows up in /etc/network/interfaces. When I switch guests to this mode with DHCP net settings, I see no outbound requests go thru, although name resolution seems to...

the NAT button does make that simple... but I am wondering why when using GUI NAT, none of the settings show up in /etc/network/interfaces?

I will be separating out a single server with several services into individual VMs. The services are tied to the MAC, so I need all the VMs to have eth0 as identical MACs. In VirtualBox I did this by just using NAT networking for all the VMs. Any recommendation on best practices for this...

I got this working using the args: But really, it would be great to be able to set this a Proxmox way in the gui. Because install of just serial=' ABCD1234' the args become this: -device ahci,id=ahci0,multifunction=on,bus=pci.0,addr=0x7 -drive...

Hello, I need to virtualize some severs which the software is licensed to the hard drive serial number. I know this is possible with plain qemu+kvm, but I do not see any documentation regarding this in Proxmox and the VM conf files see to have a different non XML format than plain qemu+kvm...