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I run the free version BTW, and update regularly. root@dragonborn:~# pveversion --verbose proxmox-ve: 6.2-2 (running kernel: 5.4.60-1-pve) pve-manager: 6.2-11 (running version: 6.2-11/22fb4983) pve-kernel-5.4: 6.2-6 pve-kernel-helper: 6.2-6 pve-kernel-5.3: 6.1-6 pve-kernel-5.4.60-1-pve...

About eleven minutes. That's why I commented on the size of the original vm. Feels kinda' long for a 36 GB-vm. My server is a Dell PE R710 with 6x 2TB SAS-drives in a RAID5-fashion. It's old, but stuff shouldn't take that long I think. Or should they?

It actually finished it! Woo-hoo!!

create full clone of drive scsi0 (local-lvm:vm-105-disk-0) Logical volume "vm-115-disk-0" created. transferred: 0 bytes remaining: 34359738368 bytes total: 34359738368 bytes progression: 0.00 % . . . transferred: 34050500722 bytes remaining: 309237646 bytes total: 34359738368 bytes...

Still running. The vm I'm cloning is a bare-bones ubuntu/apache-server with a 32GB virtual disk.

Testing from GUI now.

Haven't tried since I posted half a year ago. Should problably do it just to check. There have been I think at least two minor release versions since then.

Posted the question to the Joomla forum instead. We'll see if they can come up with some ideas.

Another update. Started anew as I couldn't make neither haproxy nor nginx reverse proxying properly, in other words - I opted to use apache instead which I kinda know "good enough" Anyway, I got my main web site up and running and internally (ie I browse to the the actual webserver on the...

An update. Installed haproxy-vm on my proxmox host, and got it to work, more or less, on my internal network. Router 192.168.0.1 haproxy 10.10.10.7 nextcloud 10.10.10.3 Office computer 192.168.0.100 The office computer can access the nextcloud server on 10.10.10.7:80/nextcloud which is good...

Hello mccoy1996! I can't get the redirection to work when passing all incoming traffic on port 443 on my nginx-vm to eg the nexcloud-vm. Would it be possible to have an example of your conf-files and how you did this? I've looked at eg...

Thanks! Didn't see your new post till just now. You posted something similar to my own thoughts, except you're using nginx. I'll experiment a bit with both haproxy and nginx and see which suits me best. This is getting interesting! :-)

Maybe HAproxy as a vm is a solution. According to the interweb it's commonly used as a way to "sort" traffic to various web-services and basically ideal for use with Proxmox when only one public IP is available. I'm slowly getting where I wan't to be... :-)

I'm finding quite some info about using reverse proxy with Proxmox and guest containers. Is this info the same if I use vms instead?

Didn't know I did, but thanks for the confirmation on what to look for and the keywords "reverse proxy". :) I've only worked with apache since forever or so, never touched nginx really. Is nginx a high treshold to get a handle on? //AvG

Hello all! Got my first Proxmox host running and am now planning to create three separate web servers; one will serve a homepage, second will run Nextcloud and the third will run a picture gallery. Previously I've used my router's forwarding rules to route all web traffic to a single server...

Setting the static route in the router worked great!

Come to think of it, couldn't this static route be added in my router, so that all connected devices on the 192.168.0.x-net could benefit from it? Is this a good idea, securitywise etc? //AvG

Hello and thanks Stefan_R! I touched static routing while trouble-shooting the issue on my office computer, but wasn't sure if that was the right way to go, then got stuck not knowing if this was a problem on my Proxmox host or something else. Excellent "visualization" from you, I think I can...

Hello all! Just recently started with Proxmox for my home lab. I managed to configure my proxmox server and have the guests sit on a private network. The guests can ping the internet. From the proxmox host I can ssh to the guests. I can't however ssh from my office computer to the guests. A...