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Hey, did you change any configuration regarding kernel modules? Do the syslogs(journalctl -b) contain more information surrounding this, and could you also check dmesg?

Hey, are those separate physical interfaces, or do those three come over the same one(this it what it look like based on your /etc/network/interfaces)? If they are on different interfaces, you can just pass through the whole interface to the VM. If they are not(and they are on the same subnet)...

Ohh, you mean mTLS. Generally there is no need to bind mount[1] it, you can just copy it from the host into your container, alternatively just generate them in the container. Is there a reason you have to have those directly on the PVE host somewhere? Also data and letsencrypt, why not have it...

Hey, what is it you are trying to do? And how does it relate to bind mounting something in a LXC? Do you own the domain you want certificates for subdomain of? If yes, configuring NPM to use DNS challenge to obtain a certificate for something like *.proxy.<your_doamin> and using it for all...

This is weird. Could you login into the WebUI of the PBS with the same user you use on the PVE host to add it. Then replace the last part of the URL with ...67:8007/api2/json/config/datastore Does this work? Do you get a list of datastores?

Anything in the syslogs(journalctl -f) on the PBS?

Hmm, does ping 172.30.1.67 (on the PVE host) work?

Hey, no, there is no limit. What is the error you are getting?

Like what? What did you change, and no, read the error message, this is not the same. Make sure the fingerprint is correct.

Hey, you can either change the name of the token when adding the remotes, or delete the existing token(probably called pdm-admin) on the PVE nodes.

Hey, since PVE 8.3 you can directly import OVA[1] files trough our UI. [1] https://pve.proxmox.com/pve-docs/pve-admin-guide.html#_ova_ovf_import

Changing the repos does not impact the running system, it just changes where updates are pulled from.

Hey, have you set the "Notification Mode" to "Notification System" under "Datastore" > "Options"?

Hey, you can do that through the UI. "Updates" > "Repositories" > "Add", then disable the one you are currently using and apt update.

Hey, you can unlock it with qm unlock 111.

Hey, this should not be a problem. What is the output of ifreload -avvv after adding address 192.168.10.2/24 to vmbr1? Also, what is ip a after ifreload? Should work anyway, but change iface vmbr1 inet manual to iface vmbr1 inet static if you set an ip.

Hey, you can use the Token-ID as the user and the secret as the password when adding the storage. There is no difference between doing it through the UI or using pvesm add

ohh, I see. You probably want to set smtp_helo_name[1], for that, have a look at the PMG config template system[2]. [1] https://www.postfix.org/postconf.5.html#smtp_helo_name [2] https://pmg.proxmox.com/pmg-docs/pmg-admin-guide.html#pmgconfig_template_engine

Hey, you can't really use domains in your SPF record, what you can add is something like a:A.EXAMPLE.COM, but that will just be the IP that IPv4 address that A.EXAMPLE.COM resolves to. With SPF the mailserver's IP is checked, and that is not something you really configure in postfix on your...

Hey, we don't have "supported hardware" or anything alike, if it runs linux it'll very likely run PVE just fine.