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Hey, yes you can use it for both, of course, when the backups are running the performance is less then normal, bur if your maximum bandwidth for backup is 500Mbit/s then I dont see any problems...

modify your NAT rules like this, including the -d which specifies the IP iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -d 10.10.20.99 -j DNAT --to-destination 10.10.14.2

you can add it like this auto vmbr0 iface vmbr0 inet static address 202.111.81.143/23 gateway 202.111.80.1 bridge-ports ens3 bridge-stp off bridge-fd 0 up ip addr add 4.4.4.4/32 dev vmbr0 down ip addr del 4.4.4.4/32 dev vmbr0

Hey, if you have a connection between the hosts for the VMs network, you can configure your Proxy to resolv to all VMs.. you could add all IPs of your Proxys to the domains in the dns, so there is a kind of load balancing but a real failover is not possible without an HA IP

Hey, I don't understand what you mean.. If you want to assign two NICs to a VM and have it on two different NICs on the host then it is possible create a second bridge (vmbr1) for the second nic on your host system and then assign a second nic to your vm, there you select vmbr1 as the bridge..

how are you doing the speedtest? downloading a file? please make sure that the storage is not the limiting factor... if not please try with a debian VM what hardware do you use? CPU? network card? HDDs / SSDs? RAID / ZFS ?

you can also use vlans inside your VM if you didnt set vlan aware but you have trouble if you habe one vm with a vlan assigned via the interface and another vm which is using vlans inside, in this case you need the set vlan aware to get it working

ok, how are you doing the speed test? directly from the pfsense Vm or from a Vm behind the pfsense? maybe you can try using a debian vm instead of the pfsense..

Hey, yes of course it is possible, but you didnt send much information about your NAT settings... you need the remove the masquerading on the VPS side of the tunnel for the direction to your dedicated server.. on your dedicated server you need to add some rule routing # ip route add...

I sugest you to do it the following USG => vlan 10 untagged = Management 192.168.1.0/24 => vlan 100 tagged = Kids => 192.168.100.0/24 => vlan 200 tagged = NAS => 192.168.200.0/24 in Proxmox you create only one bridge (vmbr0) and set it vlan aware in your VM config you enter the vlan ID in...

OK, we need some more information Operating System of the VM Network Config of the VM and the host which network interface did you use for the VM? E1000 / VirtIO / Realtek ?? Firewall enabled? Rate Limit ?

hello, you could use the API of Proxmox to look up where the VM is located and then update the endpoint of the failover IP if needed, I think there is also an API for OVH....

Hello, i think you should not clone the mac and then bride etc. You should route the connection.... We are doing this on an hetzner root server and it is running very great.... follow this guide https://dominicpratt.de/hetzner-proxmox-network-configuration/ If you need more help, please...

you have two sections for eno1 you should remove the first and move the ipv6 part behind the second

well, something changed, now there is no more ping possible...

strange, I can ping both IPs from here !? even the traceroute looks like it is working !?

please try the following on the hostsystem auto eno1 iface eno1 inet static address 78.46.70.10/32 gateway 78.46.70.1 pointopoint 78.46.70.1

first of all, remove eth0 from your config, your interface is eno1 I'm a bit confused because of the netmask /27 on eno1, normally you get a /32 netmask on hetzner servers which server is this ?

please post the following information Hostsystem # cat /etc/network/interfaces # cat /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward

I'm not very familiar with netplan but try this network: version: 2 renderer: networkd ethernets: ens18: addresses: [ "78.46.70.29/32" ] nameservers: addresses: [ "213.133.98.98","213.133.99.99","213.133.100.100" ] routes: - to: 0.0.0.0/0...