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Hi, Can you please check if the `net.ipv4.ip_forward=1` on the Proxmox VE node? you can run the following command to check: sysctl net.ipv4.ip_forward If not you may have to set it e.g.: sysctl -w net.ipv4.ip_forward=1

Hello, Proxmox VE is based on Debian, this means if your box can run the Ubuntu and Debian the Proxmox VE should run on it. As far as I know the `i5-4590T` supports Intel VT-x, this means the KVM should work as well.

Hi, Maybe the VM runs into a timeout while trying to boot! Please, could you try to boot manually from the CLI: qm start 103 --timeout 600

Hi, Could you please share the syslog when you try to restore file?

Did you try to use `Host` in the VM config? Do you use noVNC or Spice Remote Desktop?

Yes, we are looking for the issue. For a workaround you can create the user with its password in the same command e.g.: proxmox-backup-manager user create <foo>@pbs --password <bar>

Hi, pvestatd [0] daemon, this responsible for collecting and updating real-time infos on CPU, memory, disk and network usage. [0] https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/pvestatd.8.html

To get better why outgoing mails are being marked as spam, please check your PMG mail logs for any filtering rules or error affecting outgoing emails.

Hi, I would try another storage (faster) for the VM disk/image, to see if the timeout might be due to slow storage.

Hi, Did you check the HDD disk using smartctl? the `input/output` error might sometimes to hardware issue.

Maybe the reason of that, that host CPU ensures full compatibility with updates. and some CPUs works, but future updates could still fail due to missing CPU features. [0] [0] https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/chapter-qm.html#qm_meltdown_spectre

I mean, try to install Firefox using `apt install firefox-esr` for example

Hi, Did you test with traceroute tool? `traceroute google.com`

To narrow down the issue, I would ask: - Only a specific VM have the issue mentioned? - Did you double-check of the VM config specifically on the bandwidth? -What kind of the network you use in your node SDN, or OVS? - Did you test `iperf3`? - Additionally, what version of Proxmox VE are you using?

Hi, I guess there is a request for that in our Bugzilla [0] you can add CC to yourself to get update. [0] https://bugzilla.proxmox.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2424

Hi, I would check `/etc/hosts` file on both the new and existing nodes has consistent and correct entries. Each entry should map both the public IP to the FQDN and the private IP to the short hostname, additionally, could you run the following command from the both nodes? curl -k...

Have you tried to install the Firefox using apt instead of deb?

Hi, To avoid issues such as clock skew errors make sure that your nodes use chrony [0]. If the chrony is installed and up and running, I would check the syslog and ceph log for more details. [0] https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/pve-admin-guide.html#_time_synchronization

This looks a Browser issue, not related to Proxmox VE. I would check the error you get when you try to browse. Maybe a Proxy?

Great! Glad to hear that you solved the issue yourself! I will go ahead and set your thread as [SOLVED] in order to help the other people who have the same issue.