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...not sure if people are willing to help you, pimox is not officially developed by Proxmox team.

UFW (firewall) is probably blocking SSH access on your Ubuntu vm..... Open port 22 TCP and check again. Or.... edit your /etc/ssh/sshd_config file and change PermitRootLogin to "yes" (on Ubuntu vm)

- create Debian LXC with static ip address - install iperf3 - run iperf3 -s done.

"This server is hardwired." - guess what....it wasn't. :D:p

- empty your browser cache - reboot Proxmox host (power off/on) - try different browser, firefox, chrome.

So........multiple gateways will mess up PVE network? One gateway is oke. Got to change my /etc/network/interfaces back again... ;)

connection timed out = firewall block My tip was to add a second nameserver in /etc/resolv.conf, like 1.1.1.1

is this your problem: https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Upgrade_from_7_to_8#Network_Interface_Name_Change

Never knew you could add these gateways via the config file. But why does the webgui complain about adding more than one gateway.....? Thanks for this information!

Just a quick question....how did you add all those different gateways, because when I try that Proxmox says "gateway already configured on vmbr0". Or is that a cluster "thing", and I have no cluster in my homelab..

Just wondering, why the firewall is on at vmbr2.... is that a DMZ connection? Did you also install the guest tools on those interfaces? I read that if you run pfSense in VMware one should not install the guest tools (reason ??).

..told you so.. ;)

- hints for OVS or for vmbr ?

It could work, but only 1 vmbr can have a gateway. I use Openvswitch and the vmbr10 20 and 30 are vlans, not bridges.

oh and it's address, not adress in /etc/network/interfaces. "adress 192.168.178.210"

From Proxmox host start a # ping 192.168.178.1 and plug the ethernet cable from port 1 through 4 and see which port has connection to the FB. (ping reply)

By router you mean internet? If so, PVE can run without router but you can not update/upgrade the host (obviously). I think you don't understand my point with the number of ports... In the old days one could create a 1-1 network connection by using a UTP cross cable. Give both devices a unique...

"How would i need to setup the DHCP server in that case." - Google : https://www.tutorialspoint.com/how-to-install-a-dhcp-server-in-ubuntu-and-debian Create a LXC Debian in PVE and apply the above.

Can you tell us how many ethernet ports that Ugreen hub has... I did a Google search and found hubs with only 1 ethernet port, this way you can not make a direct connection PVE host <> macbook. You are short of a port.

Not sure what that Ugreen hub can do or how many ethernet ports it has. But if it has only 1 ethernet port, then you cannot plug in both PVE host and your macbook. I think you're better of with a cheap small 5-port tp-link switch, also for future expansions etc.